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With regard to roundabouts and traffic islands, how should pedestrians behave?
Reviewed on 9 Aug 2026
- A Cross them by the shortest route
- ✓ Always walk around them
- C Cross them only at night
- D Wait in the centre of the island
Why this is the correct answer
Pedestrians must always walk around roundabouts and traffic islands and not cross straight over them on the roadway, as cutting across exposes them to the surrounding traffic.
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