Practice question
When approaching a pedestrian crossing where a pedestrian is on the crossing, you should:
- Continue at your speed if the pedestrian is still on the far half of the crossing
- Allow free and uninterrupted passage; do not overtake a vehicle stopped at the crossing
- Edge forward onto the crossing to encourage the pedestrian to hurry
- Pass to the left of the vehicle that has stopped, if there is room
Answer: B — Allow free and uninterrupted passage; do not overtake a vehicle stopped at the crossing
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