There was a thunderstorm in your area and the power went out.

The traffic lights are not functioning.

-What is the first thing the law requires you to do when you arrive at your intersection?

-Explain what you should do if there is an officer directing traffic?

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19 February, 04:01

There was a thunderstorm in your area and the power went out.

The traffic lights are not functioning.

-What is the first thing the law requires you to do when you arrive at your intersection?

-Explain what you should do if there is an officer directing traffic?

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Konnor Avery · Answer 1

A) The law requires that when I get to an intersection, I have to allow a right-of-way to the vehicles approaching from the right.

B) if there is an officer directing traffic, then I have to follow the directives of the officer.

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There was a thunderstorm in your area and the power went out.The traffic lights are not functioning.-What is the first thing the law requires you to do when you arrive at your intersection?-Explain what you should do if there is an officer directing traffic?

There was a thunderstorm in your area and the power went out.

The traffic lights are not functioning.

-What is the first thing the law requires you to do when you arrive at your intersection?

-Explain what you should do if there is an officer directing traffic?