Rules of the Road
A pedestrian is waiting to step onto a marked pedestrian crossing ahead of you. What must you do?
South African learner's licence practice question. Difficulty: easy.
Answer: Pedestrians have right of way at a marked crossing. Approach ready to stop and yield.
- A. Hoot to warn them
- B. Slow down and be ready to stop, yielding to the pedestrian - correct
- C. Continue, since vehicles have right of way
- D. Speed up to clear the crossing
Explanation
Pedestrians have right of way at a marked crossing. Approach ready to stop and yield.
More Rules of the Road questions
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