You see a bus at a bus stop with its right indicator on, ready to pull away. What should you do?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Give way to it if it is safe to do so, without causing danger
- Step 1: Rule 223 asks drivers to give priority to buses pulling out of bus stops where it is safe. Step 2. Slow or stop so that the bus can rejoin traffic. Answer: Give way to it if it is safe to do so, without causing danger. Why not the others: Racing it, hooting and blocking it are not safe or considerate.
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