Rules of the road 2 pts
A pedestrian may enter a pedestrian crossing:
Correct answer
- Only if a vehicle is not approaching, in front of which they would step immediately.
Other options
- Always, because they have absolute priority over vehicles.
- Only if they give a hand signal that they will cross; then they can force the driver to suddenly change speed and direction.
Explanation
Legal Basis: You can find this in § 54, paragraph 3 of Act No.
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