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The road is wet. Why should you slow down as you approach this pedestrian?
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Because there are no road markings
To avoid splashing them
Because they have priority
To encourage them to cross
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To avoid splashing themThis was the right answer
When the roads are wet, have consideration for pedestrians walking or standing near the kerb.
Reviewed reading for this question
Rule 227Highway Code rule · The inspected pedestrian stands beside standing water; reduce speed to avoid splashing rather than invite an unexpected crossing.Rule 144Highway Code rule · The inspected pedestrian stands beside standing water; reduce speed to avoid splashing rather than invite an unexpected crossing.