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?
- Speed reduction is never necessary if there is no sign
- General safe driving principles require adjusting speed to conditions, including the presence of pedestrians
- Only commercial vehicles need to slow down in such areas
- 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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