Practice question

What is the primary purpose of a Leading Pedestrian Interval (LPI) at a signalized intersection?

  1. To give pedestrians a head start to enter the crosswalk before vehicles receive a green signal
  2. To extend the pedestrian walk signal during peak hours
  3. To allow pedestrians to cross diagonally through the intersection
  4. To provide an exclusive pedestrian phase where all vehicle movements are stopped

Answer: A — To give pedestrians a head start to enter the crosswalk before vehicles receive a green signal

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