You are approaching a pedestrian crossing that has white zig-zag lines marked on the road. What do these markings strictly prohibit?
- AParking briefly to load or unload goods with hazard warning lights on
- Parking, waiting, and overtaking the leading moving vehicleAnswer
- COvertaking stationary vehicles when the pedestrian crossing is clear
- DFlashing headlights to signal waiting pedestrians that it is safe to cross
Answer
Parking, waiting, and overtaking the leading moving vehicle are strictly prohibited within the zig-zag area.
According to the Highway Code (Rule 191), the white zig-zag lines marked on both the approach to and exit from pedestrian crossings strictly prohibit parking, waiting, and overtaking the leading moving vehicle. This ensures clear visibility for both drivers and pedestrians crossing the road.
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Highway Code rules on white zig-zag markings at pedestrian crossings prohibiting parking, waiting, and overtaking.
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