What should you do when approaching a pedestrian standing at the kerb near a crossing?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Be ready to stop if the person steps out
- Step 1: Pedestrians may start crossing unexpectedly, so drivers should be ready.
- Step 2: Pay extra care near schools.
Answer
Be ready to stop if the person steps out.
Why not the others: Speed up to pass before the person steps out, sound the horn and keep the same speed and ignore the person if the light is green don't fit.
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