Question 1433 · Truck theory test
What is a courtesy pedestrian crossing?
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Correct answer
An uncontrolled pedestrian crossing place.
Official explanation
Pedestrians should only enter uncontrolled crossing places, courtesy crossings, ensuring that all traffic is aware of their presence if crossing the road. Motorists entering uncontrolled crossing places, courtesy crossings, should react by driving very slowly and be aware of the potential dangers of pedestrians using the area.
Term explained: Courtesy pedestrian crossing
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- Safe & responsible driving · Vulnerable Road Users
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