About Letting a bus pull away, a tram stop without a platform, and the bus gate: which statements are correct? (multiple answers possible)
- ✓ The text explicitly names 'all buses, including touring coaches'.
- ✓ The rule explicitly applies only within the built-up area.
- You may drive a car through a bus gate if there is no bus in sight at that moment.
- As long as the bus at the stop is still standing, you may drive on, even when it is already indicating to pull out.
Correct answer: The text explicitly names 'all buses, including touring coaches'.; The rule explicitly applies only within the built-up area.
Explanation
The bus is already signalling that it wants to pull away — that is the moment you give way
Why learners get this wrong
- A bus gate may only be crossed by buses. A car gets irrevocably stuck there, regardless of whether a bus happens to be approaching
- The bus is already signalling that it wants to pull away — that is the moment you give way
Topic: Letting a bus pull away, a tram stop without a platform, and the bus gate
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