When a green light is present but the intersection is blocked by other vehicles, you should stay out of the intersection.

• A. Stay out of the intersection until traffic clears
• B. Move into the intersection cautiously
• C. Proceed through the intersection without stopping
• D. Turn right if space allows

Answer: (A)

You should not enter an intersection on a green light if it’s blocked by other vehicles. The main idea is to avoid blocking cross traffic and getting trapped if the light changes or traffic doesn’t clear. Waiting behind the line until there’s enough space to completely clear the intersection keeps traffic moving smoothly and reduces the risk of a crash or gridlock.

Entering the intersection, even cautiously, risks becoming stuck and blocking others. Proceeding through without stopping ignores the blockage and can create unsafe conditions. Turning right only if space allows still doesn’t address the problem of a blocked intersection and can impede pedestrians or other vehicles.