Revision question · Other road users

Which road users are especially at risk at a road junction?

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Motorcyclists

Lorry drivers

Car drivers

Bus drivers

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MotorcyclistsThis was the right answer

Junctions are especially risky for some road users - particularly motorcyclists, cyclists, pedestrians and mobility-scooter users. Their small size means they're easily hidden from view. At busy junctions, scan the near, middle and far distance to identify all hazards before emerging with a long vehicle.

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Rule 211Highway Code rule · Riders can be obscured or overlooked at junctions; the corrected causal question teaches observation rather than an unsourced population-wide collision ranking.

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