Pedestrians and Vulnerable Road Users Flashcards
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What must you do when a pedestrian is waiting at a zebra crossing?
Answer: Stop and give way to the pedestrian
You must stop and give way to any pedestrian waiting at or on a zebra crossing.
When turning left at an intersection, who must you give way to?
Answer: Pedestrians crossing the road you are turning into
When turning, you must give way to any pedestrians crossing the road you are turning into.
When crossing a footpath to enter or exit a driveway, you must give way to:
Answer: Pedestrians and cyclists on the footpath
When crossing a footpath via a driveway, you must always give way to pedestrians and cyclists using the footpath.
What is the reduced speed limit displayed near schools during school hours in New Zealand?
Answer: 40 km/h
When school zone signs are displayed during school hours and school days, you must reduce your speed to 40 km/h.
How much clear space must you leave when passing a cyclist where the speed limit is 60 km/h or less?
Answer: 1 metre
NZ law requires at least 1 metre of clear space between your vehicle and a cyclist when the speed limit is 60 km/h or less.
A pedestrian is using a white cane at the roadside. What does this most likely indicate?
Answer: They are blind or have very low vision
A white cane signals that a person is blind or has very low vision, requiring extra care and patience from drivers.
A child is about to run onto the road ahead of you. What should you do?
Answer: Brake immediately and be prepared to stop
Children are unpredictable — you must brake immediately and be fully prepared to stop to avoid a collision.
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