Safe driving 2 pts
You are driving behind a bus that is stopping at a stop at the right edge of the roadway. How do you react?
Correct answer
- Drive around it from the left at reduced speed; take into account the possibility of increased movement of pedestrians.
Other options
- Overtake it at increased speed before it stops so you don't have to consider alighting passengers.
- Stop closely behind it.
Explanation
Pedestrians appear: People getting off the bus often walk directly in front of or behind the bus to cross the road…
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