Australian Capital Territory · Road Rules Knowledge Test · Pedestrians and cyclists

A pedestrian is about to step onto a marked crossing ahead. You must…

The answer

  • Continue — cars have priority
  • Slow and be ready to stop, giving way to the pedestrian Correct
  • Sound your horn
  • Wave them across while rolling

Why that's the answer

Approach crossings at a speed that lets you stop, and give way to pedestrians on or entering the crossing.

Where this rule comes from

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