Traffic situations 4 pts
In the traffic situation shown:
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Correct answer
- The driver in the left lane was obliged to stop before the crossing, because drivers travelling in the same direction had stopped there.
Other options
- The pedestrian may not step onto the crossing until drivers in both lanes in one direction have stopped.
- The driver in the left lane need not stop before the crossing, having enough time to pass without endangering or impeding the pedestrian.
Explanation
What the law says: A driver must reduce speed or stop before a crossing where drivers of other vehicles travelling in the same direction are doing so.
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