In the centre of Gulpen a funeral procession approaches a zebra crossing. A pedestrian on the pavement is ready to cross. What may the cars of the procession do?
- ✓ They drive on as a procession; the pedestrian waits until it has passed
- They stop at the zebra crossing and let the pedestrian cross first
- Only the first car drives on; the rest stop for the pedestrian
Correct answer: They drive on as a procession; the pedestrian waits until it has passed
Explanation
False — you forget the exception for the procession. A funeral procession and a military convoy do not have to let pedestrians on a zebra crossing go first
Why learners get this wrong
- Incorrect: you forget the exception for the procession. A funeral procession and a military convoy do not have to let pedestrians on a zebra crossing go first
- Incorrect: the exception is not only for the first car. The whole procession need not let the pedestrian go first and keeps driving as one unit
Topic: Military colonne and funeral procession: priority and cutting through
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