Hazard and Risk Perception
At a pelican crossing, the amber light is flashing. What should a driver do?
- ○Proceed at normal speed
- ✓Give way to any pedestrians still on the crossing, then proceed if clear
- ○Stop and wait for the green light
- ○Sound the horn to warn pedestrians to hurry
Correct answer
Give way to any pedestrians still on the crossing, then proceed if clear
A flashing amber at a pelican crossing means give way to pedestrians already on the crossing. Once the crossing is clear, drivers may proceed.
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