Group 7 · Stopping, parking and road markings · Question 54 of 129

The bus has stopped to yield to a pedestrian. In this situation, is the passenger-car driver violating the requirements of the traffic rules?

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Correct answer: Yes.

Explanation

The bus has stopped before an unregulated pedestrian crossing to let a pedestrian cross, and a driver in the adjacent lane may continue only after making sure there are no pedestrians in front of it. The car drives around the bus onto the crossing without seeing what is in front of the bus and may obstruct the pedestrian, so its driver breaks the rules (Rules, points 103 and 104).

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