122(1)Whenever an illuminated intermittently flashing red light is exhibited in a traffic control signal at an intersection, such signal shall be treated as and have the effect of a stop sign, and the driver of a vehicle facing such signal shall stop as required by subsection 186(3) and shall yield the right-of-way to other vehicles or to pedestrians as required by paragraph 167(a).

122(2)Whenever an illuminated intermittently flashing yellow or amber light is exhibited in a traffic control signal at an intersection the driver of a vehicle facing such signal may proceed through the intersection or past such signal only with caution.

122(1)Whenever an illuminated intermittently flashing red light is exhibited in a traffic control signal at an intersection, such signal shall be treated as and have the effect of a stop sign, and the driver of a vehicle facing such signal shall stop as required by subsection 186(3) and shall yield the right-of-way to other vehicles or to pedestrians as required by paragraph 167(a).

122(2)Whenever an illuminated intermittently flashing yellow or amber light is exhibited in a traffic control signal at an intersection the driver of a vehicle facing such signal may proceed through the intersection or past such signal only with caution.