At an intersection a yellow arrow means:

At an intersection a yellow arrow means:

• A. Proceed now without caution
• B. The 'PROTECTED' turning time period is ending
• C. Turn is prohibited
• D. Turn immediately

Answer: (B)

A yellow arrow signals that the protected turning period is ending. It warns you that the dedicated turn phase you’ve had with the green arrow is about to end, so you should slow down and be prepared to stop if you can do so safely. If you’re already in the intersection and committed to the turn, you may complete it cautiously, but otherwise you should avoid entering the turn lane trying to push through as the signal changes. This differs from green (go with protection), red (do not turn), or an instruction to turn immediately, which is why the correct interpretation is that the protected turning time is ending.

A yellow arrow signals that the protected turning period is ending. It warns you that the dedicated turn phase you’ve had with the green arrow is about to end, so you should slow down and be prepared to stop if you can do so safely. If you’re already in the intersection and committed to the turn, you may complete it cautiously, but otherwise you should avoid entering the turn lane trying to push through as the signal changes. This differs from green (go with protection), red (do not turn), or an instruction to turn immediately, which is why the correct interpretation is that the protected turning time is ending.