Practice question
Why can a stationary bus at a stop be a hazard for an HGV driver approaching from behind?
- Pedestrians may cross in front of it and the bus may move off or signal
- Buses at stops are never allowed to move
- It proves the road ahead is clear
- 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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