You are driving along a rural country road that has no pavement or footpath. Why should you expect pedestrians to be walking on the right-hand side of the road, facing towards your oncoming vehicle?
- ATo allow oncoming drivers to flash their headlights as an instruction to cross the road
- BTo stay within the driver's blind spot until oncoming traffic has completely passed
- So that they can see oncoming traffic clearly and take avoiding action if necessaryCevap
- DSo that they can focus exclusively on the ground immediately ahead without scanning for hazards
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Pedestrians walk on the right-hand side of roads without pavements so that they can see oncoming traffic and take timely avoiding action if necessary.
According to the Highway Code, when there is no pavement or footpath, pedestrians are advised to walk on the right-hand side of the road facing oncoming traffic. This allows them to see approaching vehicles early and step off the carriageway onto the verge if necessary.
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Pedestrian positioning and safety on roads without pavements
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