Practice question

A driver is on a minor road and wants to turn left across a major road. A pedestrian is crossing the road the driver will enter, while vehicles approach on the major road. What is the safest decision order?

  1. Yield to major-road traffic and the pedestrian, then turn only when both conflicts are clear
  2. Turn first because left turns are always urgent
  3. Enter the junction and wait across the pedestrian crossing
  4. Force the pedestrian to stop because vehicles are larger

Answer: A — Yield to major-road traffic and the pedestrian, then turn only when both conflicts are clear

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