What does a green arrow shown with a red traffic light indicate?

• A. Wait for the green light before driving in the direction of the arrow
• B. Drive with caution in the direction of the arrow
• C. Only pedestrians may proceed in the direction of the arrow
• D. Stop and proceed in the direction of the arrow

Answer: (B)

A green arrow displayed alongside a red traffic light indicates that vehicles are permitted to proceed in the direction of the arrow, but they must do so with caution. This sign typically directs drivers to move when conditions are safe and clear, even though the main traffic signal is red. The light effectively provides a controlled condition that allows for some movement, usually intersecting traffic is stopped by the red light, allowing the driver's path to be clear as they proceed. Observing caution means being aware of other road users and ensuring that the way is safe before moving.

Other options suggest either waiting or stopping, which would not align with the purpose of the green arrow, as the intention of the signal is to provide a specific direction for movement while ensuring safety.