You are driving along an urban single-carriageway road and observe a pedestrian waiting at a zebra crossing ahead. In what order should you carry out the following driving actions from approaching the crossing to moving off?
- 1Check your interior and door mirrors to assess the speed and distance of any vehicles travelling behind you.
- 2Ease off the accelerator and apply progressive braking to bring the vehicle to a smooth stop behind the give-way line.
- 3Remain stationary and wait patiently without revving your engine or beckoning the pedestrian across.
- 4Conduct thorough all-round observations, including mirrors and blind spots, once the pedestrian has fully cleared the crossing.
- 5Engage gear and move off smoothly when the crossing and immediate road ahead are clear.
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The correct procedural sequence is: (1) Check interior and door mirrors to assess following traffic, (2) Ease off the accelerator and brake progressively to stop smoothly behind the give-way line, (3) Wait patiently without revving or beckoning pedestrians, (4) Conduct all-round observations and blind spot checks once the crossing is clear, and (5) Move off smoothly when safe.
Approaching a zebra crossing requires applying the standard Mirrors-Signal-Manoeuvre (MSPSL) routine: first assessing following traffic in the mirrors, then progressively braking to stop behind the give-way line. While pedestrians cross, drivers must wait patiently without intimidating or beckoning them. Before moving away, full all-round observations and blind spot checks ensure that no other road users are in danger, allowing the vehicle to move off smoothly.
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Standard procedural approach and give-way routine at pedestrian crossings
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