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When catastrophic storms — like Irma and Harvey — tear across the country, millions of people and business are affected in countless ways, and the recovery can take days, weeks or even years.
With downed trees, power lines and debris, driving can be a serious concern after a storm. As drivers begin to get back on the roads, you may come across traffic lights with no signal or flashing colors. While the protocol might come easy to some, others may not know what to do in this situation, which can cause major accidents or traffic jams.
Read more: Why you shouldn’t use your hazard lights when driving in bad weather
Codes and statutes across the country agree (here are the specifics for Florida).
Read more: Beware of ”˜storm chasers’ after Irma
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