If the traffic light at an intersection is yellow over green, what does it indicate?

The light is about to change to red and you should stop.

It is safe to proceed through the intersection.

You should yield to oncoming traffic.

You may proceed if you are too close to stop safely.

When a traffic light displays yellow over green, it signals that the light is about to change to red. In this situation, drivers who are already in the intersection or too close to stop safely are allowed to proceed through the intersection. The intent of this indication is to ensure a smooth and safe transition between traffic light states.

Yielding to oncoming traffic is not necessary when the light is yellow over green, as this scenario typically applies during a yellow light phase where vehicles might be preparing to stop. Remaining cautious is essential, but if a driver is already in the intersection or cannot stop in time, continuing through is both permissible and often necessary to prevent accidents.

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