Road Safety Signs And Rules Quiz! Trivia

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Always use a crossing if possible but if there isn't one nearby, cross where you can see the traffic coming both ways like a straight part of the road. Never cross near a hill or bend where you can't see traffic coming.

On Zebra Crossings, pedestrians always have the right of way.

Stand just behind the curb where you can see the road AND where drivers can see you. And always use a crossing if possible.

Walk to the outside edge of a car and stop. Then cross when it is safe.

Stop, look and listen - when it's safe, then you can cross the road.

The correct road safety measures are to look, listen, and cross. These measures emphasize the importance of being aware of one's surroundings and using caution when crossing the road. Additionally, always walking on the footpath is another correct measure as it keeps pedestrians away from the traffic flow and reduces the risk of accidents. Waiting until the road is clear before crossing is also a crucial safety measure to ensure that there is no oncoming traffic that could pose a danger to pedestrians.

When approaching a roundabout and intending to go straight ahead (which is considered as the second exit), you should be in the left lane. The right lane is typically used for taking the first exit or making a right turn. Being in the left lane allows for a smoother and safer transition through the roundabout, as it aligns with the intended direction of travel.

If the green man signal starts to flash on and off do not cross, instead press the button and wait.