16.1.32. You intend to go straight at the intersection, while the traffic controller's signal allows you to go straight, but the traffic light signal prohibits it. You:

UAВи плануєте проїхати прямо на перехресті, при цьому сигнал регулювальника дозволяє Вам рух прямо, а сигнал світлофора забороняє. Ви:

Will go straight.UAПроїдете прямо.Will stop and wait for the traffic light signal that allows movement.UAЗупинитесь і зачекаєте сигналу світлофора, що дозволяє рух.

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This exam question from the Traffic Rules of Ukraine concerns the safe passage through intersections and the correct driver response to different means of traffic regulation. In real-life conditions, such situations often arise during traffic jams, rush hour, in the event of an accident, or when it is necessary to organize the passage of a convoy with an escort. An error in prioritizing signals can lead not only to a fine but also to the creation of a hazardous situation.

The question tests knowledge of the section of the Traffic Rules regarding traffic regulation, specifically clause 8.3. This clause establishes the order of precedence: the signals of the traffic controller take precedence over traffic light signals and road signs and are mandatory to follow. Therefore, it is important to remember for the theoretical exam: when both a traffic light and a traffic controller are present at an intersection, the driver does not choose the 'more convenient' signal but follows the one with higher legal authority.

The analysis of the options is straightforward: the action that involves continuing to move according to the permissive signal of the traffic controller is correct, as it directly complies with clause 8.3 of the Traffic Rules of Ukraine. The option of waiting for a permissive traffic light signal is incorrect, as it ignores the instructions of the traffic controller and may disrupt the organization of movement at the intersection. In practice, this means: carefully observe the gestures of the traffic controller, monitor the situation at the intersection, and follow their signals even when the traffic light shows a prohibition.

Clause 8.3

The signals of the traffic controller take precedence over traffic light signals and road signs, and are mandatory for compliance.

Application: if at an intersection the signals of the traffic controller allow you to go straight, but the traffic light prohibits it, the driver must follow the signals of the traffic controller.

That is, the correct answer is "You will go straight," given that according to the Traffic Rules, the signals of the traffic controller take precedence over traffic light signals and are mandatory for compliance.

At an intersection, the driver follows the traffic control signals in the order of priority established by the Rules. If both a traffic light is operating and a traffic controller is present at the intersection, the driver does not “choose” which signal to trust, but follows the one that has higher authority.

According to paragraph 8.3 of the Traffic Rules of Ukraine, the signals of the traffic controller are mandatory and take precedence over traffic light signals and road signs. This means that even if the traffic light shows a prohibitory signal, but the traffic controller allows you to go straight, the driver must act according to the controller’s instruction.

Imagine a situation: there is a traffic jam at the intersection, and to clear the directions, the controller manually “switches” the movement priorities. The traffic light may remain red, but the controller allows you to go straight to let the traffic flow through. In this case, the correct action for the driver is to proceed straight according to the controller’s signal, ensuring safety and carefully monitoring the intersection.

Therefore, the correct answer is "You will go straight," because according to paragraph 8.3, the signals of the traffic controller take precedence over traffic light signals and are mandatory for execution.

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