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What is meant by the hierarchy of road users? Give an example. |
The hierarchy is determined by who is most at risk if a collision were to occur. For example, pedestrians are always at the top of the hierarchy as they are most vulnerable in a collision what |
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What is rule H1? |
People at the bottom of the road users hierarchy bare the most responsibility to negate potential collisions because they are least at risk but also pose the greatest threat to other people. |
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What is rule H2? |
When driving and about to turn onto another road connected via a junction give way to passengers attempting to cross this new road at the junction |
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What is a zebra/parallel crossing? |
A crossing for pedestrians/cyclists marked by white paint on the floor. You have to stop at these by law to allow people to cross |
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How does a zebra crossing differ to a lights controlled crossing? |
Only stop at a lights one when it is red. Pedestrians only have the right to cross the crossing when traffic lights are red. |
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What should you do if there is a cyclist riding along next to you on the side where you want to turn at a junction? |
Don’t overtake/cut past in front of the cyclist to turn into the junction because a collision could occur. Instead wait for the cyclist to pass the junction before turning - so that you don’t have to cut through their trajectory |
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