Practice question

Why can a stationary bus at a stop be a hazard for an HGV driver approaching from behind?

  1. Pedestrians may cross in front of it and the bus may move off or signal
  2. Buses at stops are never allowed to move
  3. It proves the road ahead is clear
  4. It removes the need for mirror checks

Answer: A — Pedestrians may cross in front of it and the bus may move off or signal

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