Practice question

In official hazard perception practice, a candidate clicks once for a suspicious pedestrian who never enters the road. What is the key scoring lesson?

  1. Any wrong click automatically fails the whole test
  2. A single genuine but unscored click is not the same as continuous or patterned clicking
  3. The candidate should click every second after that to be safe
  4. The candidate should never click for pedestrians

Answer: B — A single genuine but unscored click is not the same as continuous or patterned clicking

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