Rules of the road 2 pts
A "pedestrian crossing" is:
Correct answer
- A place on the road intended for pedestrians to cross, marked with the relevant traffic sign.
Other options
- A place on the carriageway intended for pedestrians to cross, which however may not be used by deafblind persons.
- A place on the road intended for pedestrians to cross, which must always be controlled by light signals.
Explanation
What the law says: A pedestrian crossing is a place on the road intended for pedestrians to cross, marked with the relevant traffic sign.
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