If the traffic signal is green, what is the instruction for vehicles?

When the traffic signal is green, it indicates that vehicles are allowed to proceed. This means drivers can continue driving through the intersection or move forward, provided it is safe to do so. The green signal serves as a clear signal for vehicles to go, but it is also essential for drivers to remain vigilant for pedestrians or other road users who may be crossing or entering the road unexpectedly.

In contrast, waiting behind the stop line or not passing the light is appropriate when the signal is red. Motorcycles, like all vehicles, are permitted to proceed on a green light; restrictions on specific vehicle types at this signal do not apply. Parking immediately at a green light would obstruct traffic and is not in line with the instructions typically associated with a green signal. Therefore, the correct instruction when the traffic signal is green is indeed for vehicles to proceed.