Revision question · Band 1 road procedure

You're driving in town. Why should you be careful if there's a bus at a bus stop on the other side of the road?

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The bus may have broken down

Pedestrians may step out from behind the bus

The bus may move off suddenly

The bus may remain stationary

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Pedestrians may step out from behind the busThis was the right answer

If you see a bus ahead, watch out for pedestrians. They may not be able to see you if they're crossing behind the bus.

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Rule 204Highway Code rule · Expect children, older people and pedestrians hidden by works, bends, parked vehicles or a bus; slow and wait rather than signal them into danger.Rule 205Highway Code rule · Expect children, older people and pedestrians hidden by works, bends, parked vehicles or a bus; slow and wait rather than signal them into danger.Rule 206Highway Code rule · Expect children, older people and pedestrians hidden by works, bends, parked vehicles or a bus; slow and wait rather than signal them into danger.Rule 208Highway Code rule · Expect children, older people and pedestrians hidden by works, bends, parked vehicles or a bus; slow and wait rather than signal them into danger.

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