You must have the following conditions present at the intersections in order to cross an intersection safely:

• A. Light must be green
• B. The intersection has to be clear and safe before crossing
• C. A and B
• D. None of the above

Answer: (C)

Crossing safely at intersections requires two things happening together: you must have a green light or signal that lets you proceed, and you must verify the intersection is clear of other vehicles and pedestrians. A green signal gives you the right of way, but if someone is about to run the red, a pedestrian steps into the crosswalk, or another vehicle turns into your path, you’re still at risk. If either condition isn’t met, you should not cross. Therefore, the safest rule is to have both a green signal and a clear intersection before proceeding.