At a zebra crossing a pedestrian is waiting to cross. In which of these situations does the approaching driver not have to let him go first? Choose all that apply.
The zebra crossing is in a school zone with 30 km/h
The driver is part of a military convoy
It is raining and getting dark, so braking is harder
The pedestrian light shows red for the pedestrian
The driver is part of a funeral procession
Explanation
False — bad weather is not an exception. The pedestrian keeps priority; rain and dusk mean you brake earlier and more gently. (VekaBest p.127-128 (8.1 Kwetsbare weggebruikers); RVV 1990 art. 49 lid 2)