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Rules of the Road

You must stop and yield the whole road to pedestrians at:

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Correct Answer: B. Pedestrian crossovers, school crossings supervised by a guard, and stop signs

The 'whole road' rule means you wait until the pedestrian has completely crossed — not just cleared your lane. Proceeding before the pedestrian is off the road is a serious offence and results in heavy fines and points.

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Category Rules of the Road
Total Q's 40
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