Practice question
Why is a bus or tram stop ahead a hazard clue for an LGV driver?
- Pedestrians may step out suddenly from around the stopped vehicle
- All traffic must overtake the stopped vehicle immediately
- The road always becomes a motorway after a bus stop
- Large vehicles can ignore pedestrians if they are not on a crossing
Answer: A — Pedestrians may step out suddenly from around the stopped vehicle
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