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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. The use of traffic light to control traffic differs regionally. This article includes non-standard use and arrangement. In the United States, flashing red is the equivalent of a stop sign. In the United States and Australia, flashing amber indicates that the opposing traffic may enter the intersection at any time, but drivers should exercise caution. This may be used when there is a malfunction with the signals, or late at night when there is little traffic. A single four-way flashing amber light (with no red light above or green below) may be used at more major intersections on otherwise fast, low traffic rural roads (where full traffic lights or four-way stop signs may not be entirely appropriate, and static Stop/Yield signs may be ignored, obscured, or even stolen) as an advanced warning to slow down and proceed across with caution.

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