You have slowed down and stopped at a zebra crossing to allow a pedestrian to cross. Why should you avoid flashing your headlights or waving your hand to invite them across?
- AFlashing headlights should only be used to demand immediate right of way over other traffic
- Another vehicle approaching or overtaking may not have seen them and could put them in dangerCevap
- CPedestrians are legally required to give way to all approaching vehicles at zebra crossings
- DSounding the horn is the only legally permitted signal to invite pedestrians to cross
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Another road user, such as an overtaking vehicle or cyclist, might not see the pedestrian and could collide with them.
You must never wave or flash your headlights to invite pedestrians to cross. Doing so can cause them to step into the road without checking for other hazards, placing them directly in the path of approaching or overtaking vehicles and cyclists who may not have seen them.
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Improper use of vehicle signals to direct or invite other road users
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