You're turning right from a main road into a side road. There's no oncoming traffic. What should you do if pedestrians are standing on the pavement waiting to cross the side road?
You’re driving behind a cyclist. The road has potholes and cracks. Further ahead, there’s a roundabout. A horse rider is approaching it in the left-hand lane. In a built-up area with street lights, you see a school sign with a flashing amber signal. There are no speed-limit signs. Later, you stop at a pedestrian crossing where the lights are red. The person crossing carries a red-banded white stick and has a guide dog wearing a red-and-white checked harness.
You’re driving behind a cyclist. The road has potholes and cracks. Further ahead, there’s a roundabout. A horse rider is approaching it in the left-hand lane. In a built-up area with street lights, you see a school sign with a flashing amber signal. There are no speed-limit signs. Later, you stop at a pedestrian crossing where the lights are red. The person crossing carries a red-banded white stick and has a guide dog wearing a red-and-white checked harness.
You’re driving behind a cyclist. The road has potholes and cracks. Further ahead, there’s a roundabout. A horse rider is approaching it in the left-hand lane. In a built-up area with street lights, you see a school sign with a flashing amber signal. There are no speed-limit signs. Later, you stop at a pedestrian crossing where the lights are red. The person crossing carries a red-banded white stick and has a guide dog wearing a red-and-white checked harness.
You’re driving behind a cyclist. The road has potholes and cracks. Further ahead, there’s a roundabout. A horse rider is approaching it in the left-hand lane. In a built-up area with street lights, you see a school sign with a flashing amber signal. There are no speed-limit signs. Later, you stop at a pedestrian crossing where the lights are red. The person crossing carries a red-banded white stick and has a guide dog wearing a red-and-white checked harness.
You’re driving behind a cyclist. The road has potholes and cracks. Further ahead, there’s a roundabout. A horse rider is approaching it in the left-hand lane. In a built-up area with street lights, you see a school sign with a flashing amber signal. There are no speed-limit signs. Later, you stop at a pedestrian crossing where the lights are red. The person crossing carries a red-banded white stick and has a guide dog wearing a red-and-white checked harness.
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