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When crossing the road at a pedestrian crossing, a pedestrian must:
Reviewed on 9 Aug 2026
- A Cross diagonally to be quicker
- ✓ Cross in a straight line without stopping mid-road
- C Stop in the middle to check their phone
- D Always run, even when there are no vehicles
Why this is the correct answer
The pedestrian must cross in a straight, direct line without stopping, after making sure that vehicles have stopped or are approaching slowly.
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