Traffic situations 4 pts
When leaving the roundabout, must the driver of the vehicle from the view stop before the pedestrian crossing and let the pedestrian cross?
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Correct answer
- They must stop and let the pedestrian cross.
Other options
- They need not, but it is a matter of courtesy and consideration.
- They need not stop; stopping at the roundabout exit would disrupt the flow of traffic on the roundabout.
Explanation
What the law says: A driver must allow a pedestrian who is on a crossing, or about to step onto it, to cross safely.
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