You are driving in the right-hand lane of a multi-lane urban carriageway approaching a zebra crossing. The road surface on the approach is marked with white zig-zag lines along both sides of the carriageway and between lanes. A large delivery van in the left-hand lane has slowed down and stopped just before the crossing to allow pedestrians to cross. Your lane ahead is currently clear. What action are you legally required to take?
- AProceed past the stationary van at a reduced speed if no pedestrians have stepped into your lane
- Stop behind or level with the stationary van and do not overtake it within the zig-zag marked areaCevap
- COvertake the stationary van provided you maintain at least 1.5 metres of lateral clearance
- DPull over onto the kerbside within the zig-zag markings and wait until the carriageway clears
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Stop behind or level with the stationary van and do not overtake it within the zig-zag marked area
Under UK Highway Code Rule 191, the white zig-zag lines painted on the approach to pedestrian crossings establish a strict legal prohibition: drivers must not overtake the leading vehicle that has stopped to give way to pedestrians. In a multi-lane situation, drivers in adjacent lanes must also stop and not draw ahead of the stationary vehicle.
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Highway Code Rule 191: Strict prohibition of overtaking the leading vehicle stopped at a pedestrian crossing within zig-zag road markings.
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