What should a driver do on approaching a pedestrian crossing where a vehicle ahead has stopped?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Stop behind it and not overtake
- Step 1: The vehicle ahead may be giving way to a pedestrian that cannot be seen, so overtaking is forbidden.
Answer
Stop behind it and not overtake.
Why not the others: Pass it on its left-hand side, Sound the horn and Pass slowly on the right don't fit.
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