Ah, the humble Australian traffic light—those glowing orbs that dictate your fate at intersections. Australian traffic lights typically follow the universal red, amber, and green scheme, but with some quirks. Red means stop, amber warns you to prepare to stop, and green signals go. There's also a flashing amber at certain pedestrian crossings, letting drivers proceed with caution. Unlike some countries, you won’t find a separate green arrow for every turn, but some intersections do feature dedicated turn signals.
For specifics on traffic light timing or rules in your state, check your local road authority or ServiceCentral. Remember, the lights may be standard, but your interpretation of them? That's where the fun begins.
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