Definition of «stoplight»

A stoplight, also known as a traffic light or signal, is a device used to control and regulate the flow of vehicular traffic at intersections. It typically consists of three lights - red, yellow (or amber), and green - which indicate when drivers are required to stop, slow down, and proceed respectively. The color-coding system is universally recognized as an effective means of managing road safety and reducing accidents caused by vehicles failing to obey traffic signals.

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The stoplight at the intersection turned red, signaling all the cars to come to a stop.
The city is installing new stoplights at major intersections to improve traffic flow.
As I approached the stoplight, I noticed a pedestrian waiting to cross the street.
The stoplight on this road takes a long time to turn green during rush hour.
I accidentally ran a red stoplight and received a ticket from the traffic police.
The stoplight near my house is malfunctioning, causing confusion among drivers.
Remember to pay attention to the stoplight and obey traffic rules while driving.
The stoplight at this intersection is strategically placed to ensure pedestrian safety.
The stoplight system is synchronized with traffic sensors to optimize traffic movement.

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You know, the urchins who always seem to be in the other lane at stoplights in souped - up Mustangs. (articles.orlandosentinel.com)
Niro's hybrid powertrain is notable for its smooth transitions, launching from stoplights from electric stop / start - mode to EV mode, then going full internal - combustion power when giving it full throttle. (automobilemag.com)
It's a different tone, and it comes from a different shape, but I have no doubt it will inspire plenty of «oohs» and «ahhs» at stoplights in the years to come. (digitaltrends.com)
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Definition of «stoplight»

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