Question 1200 · Truck theory test
When a driver meets a set of traffic lights showing green, and elderly pedestrians are crossing at the junction, what should the driver do?
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Correct answer
Allow the pedestrians to cross in their own time.
Official explanation
A green light is not a right of way, it is an indication that you may proceed with caution, but only if the way is clear. You must always yield to pedestrians already crossing at a junction.
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- Safe & responsible driving · Vulnerable Road Users
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