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Intersection Priority

A pedestrian has reached the central island and is about to carry on. You are approaching on the other half. What do you do?

  1. Go on, they are still on the island
  2. Sound the horn
  3. Stop and let them finish crossing
Show the correct answer
C. Stop and let them finish crossing

Why: A pedestrian on a crossing has priority across the whole width of the road.

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