Group 7 · Stopping, parking and road markings · Question 51 of 129

What should the passenger-car driver do if the bus driver has begun braking?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Reduce speed, stop if necessary, and continue after making sure there are no pedestrians in the crossing.

Explanation

If a vehicle in the adjacent lane slows down or stops before an unregulated pedestrian crossing, other drivers may continue only after making sure there are no pedestrians in front of it. So the car driver should slow down, stop if necessary, and go on once sure there are no pedestrians on the crossing; there is no need to wait for the bus to move off (Rules, points 103 and 104).

Source: the official question bank of the Road Police of Armenia (roadpolice.am (opens in a new tab))

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  • Marking 1.14.1

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