Practice question

When approaching a pedestrian crossing where pedestrians are waiting to cross, what must a driver do?

  1. Speed up to pass before they step onto the crossing
  2. Slow down and, if necessary, stop to allow pedestrians to cross safely
  3. Sound the hooter to warn them to wait
  4. Only stop if a traffic officer is present

Answer: B — Slow down and, if necessary, stop to allow pedestrians to cross safely

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