Traffic lights and markingsQuestion 87 of 328

An intersection has traffic lights but no pedestrian signals. When may a pedestrian cross?

  1. When facing a green light
  2. When facing a red light
  3. When facing a flashing green light
  4. When facing a green left-turn arrow
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Correct answer: When facing a green light

With no pedestrian signal, a green light lets pedestrians cross. Flashing green and left-turn arrows do not.

Source: The Official MTO Driver's Handbook (Ontario Ministry of Transportation), Pedestrian signals

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Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026