A right turn on red is possible after a complete stop, unless there is a sign prohibiting it. By not stopping, you might just fly out in front of curb-riding truck

1. You must not put your car into Park (or Neutral) when the traffic light is red?

why not! some lights just suck and lauren who answered last is wrong. turning of your car and the re-starting it takes more gas. putting in park is kinda lazy but neutral for manuel sounds ok.

2. When self-driving cars become the norm, will every car start moving at once when a traffic light turns green?

In theory yes like a train where all the carriages start at the same time as they are mechanically coupled so cars would all move off together as if they were!! But some in the line would be turning off to the right or left so it would not work in practice.And of course what would happen if one in the line failed to start!!!

3. What happens when you're at the cross-town intersection, and the traffic light turns BLUE?

BY THE WAY THE DRAWINGS WEREN'T THAT GOOD AT ALL, KEEP TRYING. MAYBE SOMEDAY YOU WILL LEARN TO DRAW.

4. Who is Guilty its auto accident The traffic light Was Red Passing yellow to red i am stopped the car other car hit me frombehind?

THE CAR THAT HIT YOU IS AT FAULT

5. Is it against the law to speed up when a traffic light turns yellow?

I do not know if it's specifically against the law, but the New Jersey Driver's Manual (last time I saw it) says you should not do it. If you see a yellow light you are to stop if you can do so safely.But it does not say what to do it you can not stop safely. I would presume that if you are in an intersection with a yellow light you should not dawdle in it. Speeding up might be the safest thing to do so as to be out of the way when the light turns green the other way.It's clear, however, that (at least in New Jersey) if you can stop safely you should not speed up. Is it against the law to speed up when a traffic light turns yellow?

6. Is it mandatory for a motorist to stop at a non-functioning traffic light? Is that the law?

Stop lights are there for a reason. If the police officer was right, then what would be the use of stop lights there at all. Just goes to show that police officers do not know the law. That's why we need courts.

7. Traffic light sequence

Ah, you moved your

into the . Still, what exactly are you looking for? File size (--> code reduction)? Speed optimization?One simple thing would be using parameters to reduce code duplication:Do you ever use colours? ("yellow")You could also remove the whitespaces and shorten variable and function names. Also think about moving your JS into a separate file.Here is a working fiddle

8. Why do some people wait so long to make a turn, after the traffic light turns green or there is a green light arrow?

Possibly, they are being careful.Possibly they are checking to see if anyone's (possibly illegally) biking on the sidewalk on the side of the street they are about to cross. Going either way.Possibly they are checking to see if any pedestrians are about to enter the crosswalk. Going either way.Possibly they are confirming oncoming traffic is yielding to a stop. And, possibly they are just an idiot. Who knows.

9. Why is there a traffic light on the Mercury-Atlas launch site?

its green when that **** launches!

10. Why was guy behind me at traffic light screaming at me about bumper sticker?

That had to be a rabid liberal. It's sad that some of them do not understand that your bumper sticker is a symbol for libertarians, not republicans.

11. Should you really wear green at a traffic light party if you are single?

please do not do that you will embarrass our human humanity

12. What is the reason for starting before the traffic light turns green?

" sure there must be some logic behind the early"I have seen enough of the behavior of motorists and cyclists to know this is the fundamental flaw causing you confusion. Where does it say you have to be logical to ride a bike? or is there (as I suspect) some deeper reason for.... Almost certainly no rational one. Most people who willingly break laws will claim a deep and meaningful reason why they believe they are above the law, and why "It wo not happen to me" applies more to them than other people.Does this behavior just hurt relations with motorists, or are there safety benefits that make this something that should be pushed for legalizationI definitely does hurt relations, however legalizing it will make limited difference. Legalizing it would be equivalent to the euthanasia debate, however Darwinism theory lends some support to the idea of legalizing it for those who have not yet procreated. The "claim of right" (a legal defense in some countries where you can do illegal stuff if you truly believe it is for a greater good), is probably around it is safer for the cyclist to clear the intersection ahead of the cars and allows the traffic freer flow etc - something that is supported in some jurisdictions by special lights and road rules. It sort of fails when you consider the safety issue of what happens when a cyclist is T-boned by a couple of tons of steel racing to (illegally, but the result is the same so its irrelevant) clear an intersection.