Revision question · Attitude

You're approaching a zebra crossing. What should you do if pedestrians are waiting to cross?

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Give way to older and infirm people only

Slow down and prepare to stop

Use your headlights to indicate they can cross

Wave at them to cross the road

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Slow down and prepare to stopThis was the right answer

As you approach a zebra crossing, look for pedestrians waiting to cross. Where you can see them, slow down and prepare to stop. Be especially careful of children and older people, who may have difficulty judging when it's safe to cross.

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Rule 195Highway Code rule · Approach a zebra crossing prepared to give way; never wave people across into danger from other traffic.

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