In the centre of Groningen you approach a zebra crossing. A boy with his phone in his hand walks up to the crossing and stops at the kerb, facing the other side. What do you do?
You drive on, because he is still on the pavement
You slow down and let him cross first
You drive on, because he has surely seen you already
Explanation
False — you wait until he steps onto the road. You let a pedestrian go first who is crossing at a zebra or is clearly about to do so; if you wait until his foot is on the road, you have no braking distance left (Book p.127).