Why it matters: The zebra crossing: priority, overtaking ban and the 5-metre zone
A parked or stationary car close to a zebra crossing blocks sightlines — yours onto the pedestrian, the pedestrian's onto approaching traffic. The 5-metre zone keeps that sightline open on both sides. And whoever only gives way once someone is already walking reacts too late: that pedestrian has already stepped onto the road.
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