What does a red and amber light shown together at traffic signals mean?

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AProceed with caution
BTurn left if safe to do so
CStop, but prepare to go as the signal will change to green next
DGo if the way is clear

✓ Correct answer: C. Stop, but prepare to go as the signal will change to green next Red and amber lights shown together at traffic signals mean stop, but prepare to go as the signal will change to green next.

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