On the boulevard in Noordwijk you are in the right of two lanes in your direction, approaching a zebra crossing. In the left lane a car has stopped before the crossing. A pedestrian on the pavement clearly wants to cross. What do you do?
I stop too and let the pedestrian cross
I drive on, because he is still on the pavement
I calmly pass the stationary car in my lane
Explanation
False — you confuse stopping alongside with overtaking. Just before or on a zebra crossing you may not overtake; you may stop next to the stationary car (Book p.91).