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?
- Any wrong click automatically fails the whole test
- A single genuine but unscored click is not the same as continuous or patterned clicking
- The candidate should click every second after that to be safe
- 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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