If you approach a circular traffic light showing a steady yellow light, how must you act?

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A steady or non-flashing yellow light on a circular traffic light requires drivers to stop under the same conditions as for a steady red light. The only exception provided for in the regulations is that the vehicle is so close to the traffic light at the moment it comes on that stopping cannot be done with sufficient safety (for example, to avoid sudden braking and a possible rear-end collision). The options that allow proceeding are incorrect, since the basic rule at a steady yellow is to stop, unlike the flashing yellow light, which does allow proceeding while taking extreme care and respecting priority.

If you approach a circular traffic light showing a steady yellow light, how must you act?

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