Practice question

When approaching a pedestrian crossing where a pedestrian is on the crossing, you should:

  1. Continue at your speed if the pedestrian is still on the far half of the crossing
  2. Allow free and uninterrupted passage; do not overtake a vehicle stopped at the crossing
  3. Edge forward onto the crossing to encourage the pedestrian to hurry
  4. 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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