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The approaching car
You are at a marked crossing. A car is coming and has not clearly slowed. What do you do?
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Cross now because you are at the crossing: The crossing does not make the car stop. Stay back and check what traffic actually does.
Wait until it is clear the car has stopped and the crossing is safe: Good awareness: you used the crossing and checked the real traffic situation before moving.
Run across before the car arrives: Speed is not a safety plan. Wait for a safe opportunity instead.
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The parked van
A parked van blocks your view of the road. Which choice gives everyone the clearest view?
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Step out quickly to see around it: Stepping into the road before you can see traffic removes your safe stopping place.
Find a clearer place where you and drivers can see each other: Exactly. Clear sight lines help you notice traffic and help drivers notice you.
Stay there and cross if you cannot hear anything: Listening helps, but it cannot replace a clear view. Move to a more visible place.
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The green signal
The pedestrian signal changes to green. A nearby vehicle has not clearly stopped. What comes next?
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Step out immediately—the signal is enough: Follow the signal, but also check the traffic. A permitted turn is not the same as a guaranteed safe moment.
Wait, observe, and cross only after traffic has stopped: That combines knowledge with awareness: follow the signal and verify the road is safe.
Ignore the pedestrian signal and copy another person: Use the pedestrian signal and your own careful check—not someone else's decision.
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The buzzing phone
A message arrives just before you cross. Where should your attention go?
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Read and answer while crossing: Crossing needs your eyes and attention. The message can wait.
Put the phone away, then stop, look, listen and think: Phone down. Head up. You kept your attention available for traffic.
Take one quick glance, then run: A rushed check is not the routine. Pause in a safe place and give traffic your full attention.