Speed
In which of the following situations must a driver significantly reduce speed, even if within the posted limit?
Reviewed on 17 Jul 2026
- A On a straight, dry motorway at midday
- B When a motorway service area is visible ahead
- ✓ When approaching a pedestrian crossing
- D When overtaking another vehicle on a dual carriageway
Why this is the correct answer
When approaching a pedestrian crossing, the driver must significantly reduce speed to be able to stop if pedestrians are crossing or about to cross.
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