You see a flashing red light. You should?

Seeing a flashing red light at an intersection indicates that you must treat it as a stop sign. This means you are required to come to a complete stop before entering the intersection. After stopping, you should look for any oncoming traffic, pedestrians, or other hazards, and proceed only when it is safe to do so.

This rule is in place to ensure safety and to manage traffic effectively at intersections. By stopping and checking the surroundings, drivers can prevent collisions and ensure that they are considering other vehicles and pedestrians who may have the right of way.

The other choices do not align with traffic laws regarding flashing red lights. Speeding up to clear the intersection could lead to dangerous situations, ignoring the signal, even if it seems clear, goes against safety regulations, and turning around is unnecessary and could create confusion for other drivers.