You are stopped at a puffin crossing where the traffic light is red. An elderly pedestrian is crossing the road very slowly and has only reached halfway across. What will happen to the crossing lights, and how should you respond?
- AThe lights will turn green on a standard timed sequence; you should prepare to move off immediately and expect the pedestrian to hurry onto the pavement.
- The electronic sensors will hold the red light until the pedestrian has safely crossed; you must remain stationary and wait for the green light before moving off.Cevap
- CThe lights will show a flashing amber signal; you should flash your headlights to encourage the pedestrian to cross faster.
- DThe signal will change to green; you should edge forward past the stop line to drive behind the pedestrian without checking your mirrors or blind spots.
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The electronic sensors will hold the red light until the pedestrian has safely crossed; you must remain stationary and wait for the green light before moving off.
Puffin crossings are equipped with intelligent infrared and optical sensors that monitor the crossing area. When an elderly or slow-moving pedestrian takes longer to cross, the sensors detect their presence and extend the red signal for vehicular traffic until they have safely reached the footway. Drivers must wait patiently behind the stop line until the green light illuminates and the crossing is clear.
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