Practice question
A 'Pedestrian Refuge' island in the middle of the road allows pedestrians to cross in two stages. Do pedestrians have right of way at a pedestrian refuge in NSW?
- Yes — pedestrians always have right of way over vehicles at any marked crossing feature
- No — pedestrians do not have automatic right of way at a pedestrian refuge; drivers must still take care but do not have to stop
- Yes, but only if lights are flashing
- No — pedestrians must always wait for a gap in traffic
Answer: B — No — pedestrians do not have automatic right of way at a pedestrian refuge; drivers must still take care but do not have to stop
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