Walking Near Traffic · 03

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Five questions mix knowledge, awareness and decision-making. This is learning progress, not a test of real-world competence.

1. When a pavement or pedestrian path is provided, where should you normally walk?On the pavement or pedestrian pathIn the road beside the kerbWherever the route is shortest

2. A pavement obstruction may force you towards the road. What comes first?A careful traffic check from a safe placeFollowing the nearest personStepping out quickly

3. White reversing lights appear on a car at a driveway. What do they tell you?Stay clear because the vehicle may reverseThe driver has definitely seen youIt is safe to pass behind

4. At a side-road junction, where might turning traffic come from?Only straight aheadAhead or behind youOnly from the pavement

5. A game with friends reaches the edge of the road. What matters most?Keep everyone back and keep attention on trafficFinish the game before checkingRun into the road before a vehicle comes

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