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Have you ever worn a shirt with holes in it? A shirt with holes isn’t bad, because it still does its job of covering your body. There are just a few spots that aren’t covered. This is similar to a vehicle running under a red light.

Have you ever had a Hot-N-Ready pizza from Little Caesars? It’s a pizza that is freshly made and kept warm for customers to buy on the spot. This is similar to green light vehicles being sold at an auto auction.

Have you ever bought something from a garage sale? Normally, what you see is what you get and all sales are final. This is similar to buying a red light vehicle from an auto auction.

Have you ever gone to a concert? If you paid for a general admission ticket, you’d be able to enter and watch the show as a regular customer. However, if you paid for the VIP package, you would get front row seats, backstage passes, and a meet-and-greet with the artist. This is a similar situation with public auto auctions and dealer-only auto auctions.

If you’ve ever been on the road and saw a street light, you've noticed that there are 3 colors displayed: Green, yellow, and red. A green light means you’re good to drive, a yellow light means slow down, and red means stop. The way streets use these lights to implement the rules of the road, NAAA affiliated auto auctions use their own light system that their vehicles must follow.