Step 12 of 35Traffic lights
Chapter 4 · 14 rules

Traffic lights

Know what every light, arrow and special light means for a car driver.

1. Red and green2. Amber3. Arrows4. Lights for cyclists, pedestrians and trams

Section 1Red and green

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Red light

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The bordeaux red car sees a round red traffic light to its right and must stop at the stop line.

The bordeaux red car sees a round red traffic light to its right and must stop at the stop line.

Stop at the stop line. If there is no stop line, do not pass the light itself.

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Rules in this lesson

  1. Where the lights stand
  2. Bike waiting area
  3. Green light
  4. Signs under a traffic light
  5. Steady amber
  6. Flashing amber
  7. Arrow lights
  8. Red light with a green arrow
  9. Green evacuation arrow
  10. Signs B22 and B23 for cyclists
  11. Pedestrian and bike lights
  12. Arrows in a square
  13. Tram lights

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