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What do bus priority traffic signals do at some ACT intersections?

The answer

  • They let buses move off while other traffic is still held by a red light Correct
  • They stop buses so other traffic can clear
  • They control bus lanes outside peak hours
  • They flash to warn of a bus stop ahead

Why that's the answer

Bus priority signals operate at selected intersections to permit buses to move off while other traffic is held by a red light. Seeing a bus go on your red does not mean your light has changed.

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