Car permit · Signals and markings
When may you cut through private or public property to get around a traffic signal or sign?
Correct answer: When a police officer tells you to do so.
Answer options
- AWhen a police officer tells you to do so Correct
- BWhenever doing so helps you avoid a long wait
- COnly if the owner of the property gives permission
Why
Driving through a parking lot, gas station or other property just to get around a traffic control device is against the law. You may take that kind of route only when a police officer directs you to.
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Topic: Signals and markings License: Car permit
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