Rules of the road 2 pts
A driver may not enter an intersection if the situation does not allow them to continue through and beyond it, so that they would be forced to stop in the intersection. This does not apply:
Correct answer
- If the reason for stopping is the duty to allow a pedestrian to cross the carriageway safely and without interruption at a pedestrian crossing, or the duty to give way when turning left.
Other options
- If the driver had to stop in the intersection because of the traffic situation, particularly heavy traffic.
- If the reason for stopping is that the driver intends to reverse in that intersection.
Explanation
What the law says: A driver may not enter an intersection where the situation would leave them stranded in it.
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