Practice question
What should you do when approaching a pedestrian crossing with no pedestrians visible but poor side visibility?
- Slow down and scan both sides because a pedestrian may appear suddenly.
- Maintain speed because no pedestrian is visible.
- Drive in the center of the road to avoid looking left and right.
- Look only at the vehicle ahead.
Answer: A — Slow down and scan both sides because a pedestrian may appear suddenly.
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