1993 Chevrolet Suburban Owner's Manual - Page 209

Your Driving and the Road City Driving AN460004 One of thebiggestproblemswithcitystreetsisamount of trafficonthem. You'llwant to watch out for what the other drivers are doing and pay attention to traffic signals. Hereareways e to increase yoursafety in citydriving: Know thebestway to gettowhereyouaregoing.Try not to drive around trying to pick out a familiar street or landmark. Get a city map and plan your tripintoanunknownpart of the city just as you would a cross-country trip. Try to usethefreewaysthatrimandcrisscrossmostlargecities.You'll savetimeandenergy.(Seethenextsection,"FreewayDriving.") Treat a greenlight as awarningsignal. A trafficlight is therebecause thecorner is busyenough to need it. Whena lightturnsgreen,andjust before youstart to move,check both waysforvehiclesthathavenot clearedtheintersection ormaybe runningthe red light. Obey all postedspeedlimits. But rememberthattheyareforidealroad, weatherandvisibilityconditions. Youmay need to drivebelowthe posted limit in badweatherorwhenvisibilityisespeciallypoor. Pull to theright(withcare)andstopclear or hear emergency vehicles. for e e e of intersectionswhenyousee 4-42