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A vehicle ahead has stopped at a pedestrian crossing. You should:

โœ“ ANSWER

Not overtake it, as pedestrians may be crossing

Never overtake a vehicle stopped at a pedestrian crossing because people may be crossing in front of it.

All the options

  1. โœ“Not overtake it, as pedestrians may be crossing
  2. โœ—Overtake it slowly on the right
  3. โœ—Overtake it on the left if space allows
  4. โœ—Sound your horn to make it move

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