What does STEADY GREEN mean in airfield signaling?

What does STEADY GREEN mean in airfield signaling?

• A. STOP
• B. Not Applicable
• C. Cleared to Cross, Proceed or go
• D. Proceed with caution

Answer: (C)

Steady green signals permission to move. On the airfield, a signaler or tower uses a steady green light or sign to tell you you’re cleared to cross a runway, proceed onto or along a taxiway, or go ahead with your movement. It means you have clearance to continue, but you still must stay alert for other traffic and follow any additional instructions from the signaler or controller. The other options don’t match how this signal is used: red means stop, not applicable isn’t a valid field signal, and “proceed with caution” isn’t the standard meaning when a steady green is shown.

Steady green signals permission to move. On the airfield, a signaler or tower uses a steady green light or sign to tell you you’re cleared to cross a runway, proceed onto or along a taxiway, or go ahead with your movement. It means you have clearance to continue, but you still must stay alert for other traffic and follow any additional instructions from the signaler or controller. The other options don’t match how this signal is used: red means stop, not applicable isn’t a valid field signal, and “proceed with caution” isn’t the standard meaning when a steady green is shown.