Practice question

Why must a driver reduce speed when approaching a pedestrian-heavy area, such as a market or informal settlement road, even without a specific speed sign?

  1. Speed reduction is never necessary if there is no sign
  2. General safe driving principles require adjusting speed to conditions, including the presence of pedestrians
  3. Only commercial vehicles need to slow down in such areas
  4. Pedestrians are always fully responsible for their own safety

Answer: B — General safe driving principles require adjusting speed to conditions, including the presence of pedestrians

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