What should you do if the light turns yellow while you are at the point of no return?

When the traffic light turns yellow while you are at the point of no return, it indicates that the light is about to turn red, and you must make a decision based on your speed and position. If you are too close to the intersection to stop safely without potentially skidding or stopping in the intersection itself, the best course of action is to continue through the intersection. This allows you to avoid the risk of an abrupt stop that could lead to a rear-end collision or create confusion for other drivers.

Continuing through the intersection when you are at the point of no return helps ensure that you clear the intersection safely during the yellow light, which is meant to provide a warning that the light will soon change to red. It’s important to maintain a safe speed to navigate successfully through the intersection when it is unsafe to stop.

In situations where stopping suddenly is not advisable, the key is to assess your speed and distance relative to the stop line and make a decision that prioritizes safety for both yourself and other road users.