Practice question

What should you do when approaching a pedestrian crossing with no pedestrians visible but poor side visibility?

  1. Slow down and scan both sides because a pedestrian may appear suddenly.
  2. Maintain speed because no pedestrian is visible.
  3. Drive in the center of the road to avoid looking left and right.
  4. Look only at the vehicle ahead.

Answer: A — Slow down and scan both sides because a pedestrian may appear suddenly.

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