Pedestrian Safety Flashcards
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What must you do when approaching a zebra crossing where a pedestrian is waiting to cross?
Answer: Slow down and stop to let the pedestrian cross
You must slow down and stop for pedestrians at zebra crossings. Pedestrians have right of way at zebra crossings once they step onto or are waiting at the crossing.
What is the speed limit when passing a school zone in Singapore during school hours?
Answer: 40 km/h
The speed limit in school zones during school hours is typically 40 km/h in Singapore, to protect children who may be crossing or walking near the road.
A pedestrian is crossing the road at a non-designated crossing point. What should you do?
Answer: Slow down and be prepared to stop for their safety
Even if the pedestrian is jaywalking, you have a duty to avoid a collision. Slow down and be prepared to stop.
When reversing your vehicle, what is the greatest risk to pedestrians?
Answer: Limited visibility behind the vehicle, especially for small children
When reversing, your visibility is severely limited. Small children can easily be hidden behind the vehicle, making them extremely vulnerable.
You are turning into a side road and see pedestrians crossing that road. Who has right of way?
Answer: The pedestrians crossing the road you are turning into
Pedestrians crossing a road that you are turning into have right of way. You must wait for them to complete their crossing before turning.
What should you be especially cautious about near a bus stop?
Answer: Pedestrians crossing the road from behind the bus where they are hidden from view
Pedestrians may suddenly cross the road after alighting from a bus. They can be hidden by the bus until they step into your lane.
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