Question: 1.2.26-110-M

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What is the right course of action?

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A. Wait, because the two pedestrians have priority
B. Continue driving, because the two pedestrians have to give way to me
C. Proceed in front of the oncoming pedestrian, because he is required to wait

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A. Wait, because the two pedestrians have priority

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The car has to wait until the pedestrians have crossed the street. If you want to turn into a road that is being crossed by pedestrians, the pedestrians have priority over the car. You as a car driver have to show consideration and need to stop.

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Question: 1.2.26-110-M

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What is the right course of action?

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Behaviour at pedestrian crossings and towards pedestrians

Chapter 1.2.26

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