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A pedestrian crossing is split in the middle by a raised traffic island. How do you treat it?
✓ ANSWER
As two separate crossings - you may proceed once your half is clear
A crossing divided by a raised island is treated as two separate crossings.
All the options
- ✓As two separate crossings - you may proceed once your half is clear
- ✗As one crossing - wait until the entire crossing is empty
- ✗As closed to pedestrians when traffic is heavy
- ✗As a courtesy crossing with no legal effect
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