Navigating intersections in British Columbia involves understanding unique signals and being prepared for unexpected changes. One signal you might encounter is the flashing green light, often found at pedestrian-controlled intersections. In BC, a flashing green light gives drivers the right of way, but it can quickly change to yellow if a pedestrian activates the crossing signal. This is why it's crucial to be vigilant and ready to stop if necessary. This knowledge is not only vital for safe everyday driving but is also a key component of the ICBC knowledge test. Understanding how to react to pedestrian-controlled signals helps ensure safety for both drivers and pedestrians. As you prepare for the ICBC knowledge test, it’s important to learn the nuances of BC’s traffic signals. Let's delve into a scenario you might encounter on the road.