Right of Way
A driver turns into another road and pedestrians are already crossing. What must they do?
Reviewed on 19 Jul 2026
- ✓ Give way to the pedestrians already crossing
- B Pass quickly before they finish
- C Sound the horn so they move aside
- D Has priority because they are turning
Why this is the correct answer
When turning into another road, the driver must give way to pedestrians who are already crossing.
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