Practice question

You are approaching a marked pedestrian crossing in Kigali on a road with two lanes in your direction, and the vehicle in the lane beside you has stopped at the crossing. What must you do?

  1. Stop as well, because that vehicle has almost certainly stopped for a pedestrian you cannot yet see.
  2. Pass it carefully, because only the vehicle that actually stopped is obliged to give way.
  3. Continue at the same speed while sounding your horn to warn any pedestrian.
  4. Move into the opposing lane and pass the crossing on the other side of the road.

Answer: A — Stop as well, because that vehicle has almost certainly stopped for a pedestrian you cannot yet see.

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