Road rules / 🇳🇿 giveway
As you approach a pedestrian crossing, someone is walking across it. What must you do?
✓ ANSWER
Slow down and give way, stopping until the pedestrian has crossed your side safely
Drivers must give way to pedestrians on a pedestrian crossing.
All the options
- ✓Slow down and give way, stopping until the pedestrian has crossed your side safely
- ✗Continue if you can steer around the pedestrian
- ✗Sound your horn to hurry the pedestrian along
- ✗Give way only if the pedestrian is on your half of the road
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