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Pedestrians and pedestrian crossings

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1 of 8 · Fascicule 3, question 82

When approaching a pedestrian crossing indicated by signal, if it is controlled by traffic lights or traffic police for the passage of vehicles and pedestrians, the driver:

AShould let pedestrians who are already on the crossing pass, even when authorised to proceedOfficial answer
BMay accelerate and pass through
CHas priority to pass through regardless of pedestrians
DMust let all pedestrians pass first
2 of 8 · Fascicule 3, question 83

When approaching a pedestrian crossing indicated by signal, if it is not controlled by traffic lights or traffic police for the passage of vehicles, the driver:

ADoes not have to slow down or stop to let pedestrians who are already on the crossing pass
BShould slow down or stop when necessary, to let pedestrians on the crossing passOfficial answer
CShould speed up to pass through, so as not to obstruct pedestrians on the crossing
DMust let all pedestrians pass first
3 of 8 · Fascicule 3, question 131

When vehicles are directed by traffic lights or traffic police, pedestrians:

AMay cross the roadway when vehicles are allowed to pass through
BShould not cross the roadway when vehicles are allowed to pass throughOfficial answer
CShould cross the roadway only when there are no vehicles
DShould not cross the roadway at that location
4 of 8 · Fascicule 3, question 132

At pedestrian crossings without proper signals, provided that the passage of vehicles is not affected, pedestrians may cross the roadway beyond the pedestrian crossing within:

A30 metres
B40 metres
C50 metresOfficial answer
D60 metres
5 of 8 · Fascicule 3, question 133

Which of the following is equivalent to the passing of a pedestrian?

AHand-pushed bicycle or baby carriage
BWheelchair passing through
CHand-pushed light motorcycle
DA and BOfficial answer
6 of 8 · Fascicule 2, question 64
Figure 42 from the question book

In picture B, when approaching a pedestrian crossing and the light signal allowing pedestrians to cross is on, vehicles should: (See figure 42)

AStop for the pedestrians to crossOfficial answer
BFollow the preceding vehicle closely and pass through
CPedestrians should give way to vehicles to pass through
DNone of the above
7 of 8 · Fascicule 2, question 65
Figure 42 from the question book

When approaching a pedestrians crossing, vehicles should… (See figure 42, picture A)

AMaintain speed. Stop and give way to pedestrians crossing the road
BReduce speed. Stop and give way to pedestrians crossing the roadOfficial answer
CReduce speed. Proceed if not causing any inconvenience to pedestrians crossing the road
DAll of the above
8 of 8 · Fascicule 2, question 66
Figure 42 from the question book

Which of the following is incorrect? (See figure 42)

AIn picture A, pedestrians have priority, all vehicles must stop to let them pass
BIn picture B, at pedestrians crossing equipped with pedestrian light signal, pedestrians should obey the light signals
CIn pictures A and B, vehicles should reduce speed and proceed when not affecting the safety of the pedestriansOfficial answer
DIn picture B, vehicles should reduce speed and proceed when not affecting the safety of the pedestrians