Macau Driving Theory1 of 10 · Fascicule 4, question 48
Pedestrians must use sidewalks, footpaths, pedestrian zones and links when travelling. The fine for failing to do so is:
A100 patacas
B200 patacas
C300 patacasOfficial answer
D400 patacas
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Penalties: pedestrians and pedestrian crossings
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2 of 10 · Fascicule 4, question 49
Pedestrians must walk on the left side of the places intended for their use. The fine for failing to do so is:
A200 patacas
B300 patacasOfficial answer
C400 patacas
D500 patacas
3 of 10 · Fascicule 4, question 50
Pedestrians must obey the traffic lights at pedestrian crossings, if installed. The fine for failing to do so is:
A300 patacasOfficial answer
B400 patacas
C500 patacas
D600 patacas
4 of 10 · Fascicule 4, question 51
When only the passage of vehicles is being directed by the light signals or the officers controlling traffic, pedestrians must not cross the road while the vehicles have permission to advance. The fine for breaking this rule is:
A100 patacas
B200 patacas
C300 patacasOfficial answer
D400 patacas
5 of 10 · Fascicule 4, question 52
Pedestrians can only cross the road without using the pedestrian crossing when no properly marked crossing exists within 50 metres, when traffic is not affected, and when they cross by the shortest route and in the shortest time. The fine for failing to do so is:
A200 patacas
B300 patacasOfficial answer
C400 patacas
D500 patacas
6 of 10 · Fascicule 4, question 53
Which of the following is equivalent to the passage of pedestrians?
APushing a handcart
BPushing a bicycle, a tricycle, a baby stroller or a vehicle for the disabled
CPassage of a wheelchair
DAll of the aboveOfficial answer
7 of 10 · Fascicule 4, question 100
When the driver comes to a marked pedestrian crossing where the passage of vehicles and pedestrians, or only the passage of vehicles, is directed by the signal lights or the officer controlling traffic, the driver must allow pedestrians who have started crossing the road to pass first, even if permitted to advance. The fine for failing to do so is:
A300 to 2,500 patacas
B400 to 2,500 patacas
C500 to 2,500 patacas
D600 to 2,500 patacasOfficial answer
8 of 10 · Fascicule 4, question 101
When the driver comes to a marked pedestrian crossing where the passage of vehicles is not directed by signal lights or a traffic-control officer, the driver must slow down or stop when necessary to let pedestrians who have already started crossing the road go first. The fine for failing to do so is:
A600 to 1,500 patacas
B600 to 2,000 patacas
C600 to 2,500 patacasOfficial answer
D600 to 3,000 patacas
9 of 10 · Fascicule 4, question 102
Even if there is no pedestrian crossing at the road junction the driver is turning into, the driver must slow down or stop when necessary to let pedestrians who have already started crossing the road go first. The fine for failing to do so is:
A300 to 1,500 patacas
B300 to 2,000 patacas
C300 to 2,500 patacas
D600 to 2,500 patacasOfficial answer
10 of 10 · Fascicule 4, question 103
When the driver comes to a marked pedestrian crossing where the passage of vehicles and pedestrians, or only the passage of vehicles, is directed by the signal lights or the officer controlling traffic, the driver must allow pedestrians who have started crossing the road to pass first, even if permitted to advance. Failing to do so again is fined:
A1,000 to 5,000 patacas and suspension from driving for two to six months
B1,200 to 5,000 patacas and suspension from driving for two to six monthsOfficial answer
C1,500 to 5,000 patacas and suspension from driving for two to six months
D1,800 to 5,000 patacas and suspension from driving for two to six months