When you approach a yellow or red light what happens to your front zone?

When you approach a yellow or red light, your front zone becomes a critical area to monitor for potential hazards. The yellow light signals that you should prepare to stop, while a red light indicates that you must stop unless it is unsafe to do so. During this time, you should assess the traffic and pedestrians in your front zone to make informed decisions about stopping or proceeding safely. Being aware of your front zone helps prevent accidents and ensures compliance with traffic signals.