It doesn't turn black, it's just the sudden bloom of bacteria in the milk that grow best when perishable food items like milk are not refrigerated that makes it look black.
Mold grows on it.
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If the peppers have formed, and are green, wait awhile - they turn yellow as they ripen (and if left on the plant long enough, they'll usually turn red, too).
when a green arrow points to the left :]When you are turning left as directed by a traffic signal left turn arrow.
Green down. Green turn right. Green Left. Purple Left
Left turn traffic must yield to opposing traffic moving staight ahead also on a ciricular green traffic signal indication.
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Normal signal: Turn left if the signal is green and there is no on coming traffic from the other side. Separate left turn signal: Turn left if the arrow is green. Do not wait for the on coming traffic. It is intended to move traffic through from the left lane. If the arrow is red or yellow, but the main signal is green, you may still turn left, but must yield to on coming traffic from the other side. Left on green arrow only: You must not turn left until the small arrow is green. Many drivers from out of state are confused by this, but if obeyed well, the traffic has the highest flow possibility using these principles. Out of state drivers tend to stay parked at the Separate left turn signal, if it is red or yellow, even when there is no on coming traffic and the main signal is green. It is a better safe than sorry approach, but it slows down traffic in the big picture.
I'm sorry but you are. Green light left still yeilds to oncoming, only green arrow left does not have to yeild.
The left turn has right away
Yes, as long as all you do is make a left turn.
what can happen if car driving north on green going straightwhile other car making left claim that he had the green light to turn left and collides
When making a left turn on a green light, you should make sure that you signal. You also want to make sure there is no oncoming traffic so you can turn safely.
Yes, of course you can, this should tell you that in your driver's hand book, when you go for your driver exam ( written and test drive) it would be a good idea to know all there is to know about the rules and regulations of the road or you will fail.Another view: If you are at an intersection where the left turn is clearly controlled by a signal (e.g.: red and green left turn arrows), it makes no difference whether there is oncoming traffic or not. You must wait for the green arrow signifying a legal left turn.However - if you are at an intersection where there IS a left-turn green arrow which goes out after a short time and there is NO red arrow present, THEN you may turn left when the green bullseye light controlling regular traffic is displayed and there is no oncoming traffic.