UK Driving Theory Practice Exam

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Who has priority if lights are out of order?

  1. Cars

  2. Pedestrians

  3. Nobody

  4. Emergency vehicles

The correct answer is: Nobody

When lights are out of order, the intersection becomes a four-way stop and all vehicles and pedestrians should treat it as such. This means that everyone should come to a complete stop and take turns proceeding through the intersection in the order that they arrived. Emergency vehicles do not automatically have priority in this situation and should also follow the four-way stop protocol.

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