Traffic situations 4 pts
In the traffic situation shown, the driver of the vehicle from the view:
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Correct answer
- Had to exercise increased caution even though the blind pedestrian was walking on the pavement, and adapt their driving so as to be able to react to an unexpected move by them.
Other options
- Had to exercise increased caution and keep the statutory clearance of at least 2 m from the blind pedestrian in order to prevent a possible collision.
- Did not have to exercise increased caution, because the blind pedestrian was on the pavement and there was therefore no reason to adapt their driving.
Explanation
What the law says: The driver must exercise increased caution particularly towards children, persons with reduced mobility or orientation, severely disabled persons and…
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