Topic: Right of way · Nº 249 / 403
Un conductor que gira para entrar en otra vía, ¿debe ceder el paso a un peatón que esté cruzándola?
Must a driver who is turning into another road give way to a pedestrian who is crossing it?
- ASólo cuando exista un paso para peatones señalizado.Only when there is a marked pedestrian crossing.
- BSí.Yes.
- CNo.No.
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Correct answer
- BSí.Yes.
As a general rule, drivers have right of way over pedestrians, except: - At pedestrian crossings. - When they turn into another road and there are pedestrians crossing it, even if there is no crossing for them. - When crossing a hard shoulder along which pedestrians are walking because they have no pedestrian area. - When crossing pedestrian areas. - When pedestrians are getting on or off a bus at a marked stop and are between the vehicle and the nearest pedestrian area or refuge. - When pedestrians form a troop, a line of schoolchildren or an organised procession.
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