Roundabouts

In a roundabout, traffic travels in one direction around a central island. How should you approach a roundabout?

• Speed up

• Slow down

• Stop completely

• Reverse

What should you do if you miss your exit in a roundabout?

• Stop immediately

• Reverse

• Continue around until you return to your exit

• Take the next exit.

What is shown in the first diagram?

• Right Turn

• Straight

• U-Turn

• Left Turn

What is shown in the second diagram?

• A) Right Turn

• B) Straight

• C) U-Turn

• D) Left Turn

Who are considered pedestrians or vulnerable road users?

• People driving cars

• People riding bicycles

• People walking on foot

• People using public transport

What should you do when a pedestrian makes eye contact with you at a crosswalk?

• Speed up

• Stop and yield to the pedestrian

• Honk your horn

• Ignore them

It is important to allow pedestrians enough time to cross the street because:

• it ensures their safety and reduces accidents.

• it speeds up traffic flow.

• it is required by law in all countries.

• it allows drivers to take a break.

What should you not do when a vehicle is stopped at a crosswalk?

• Pass the vehicle

• Stop behind the vehicle

• Wait patiently

• Signal the pedestrian to cross

What is the right-of-way rule for pedestrians using guide dogs or white canes?

• Pedestrians using guide dogs or white canes always have the right-of-way.

• Pedestrians using guide dogs or white canes have the right-of-way only at crosswalks.

• Pedestrians using guide dogs or white canes must yield to vehicles.

• Pedestrians using guide dogs or white canes have the right-of-way only when traffic signals permit.

What should you do when a blind person pulls in their cane and steps away from the intersection?

• Wait for them to cross

• Proceed with caution

• Honk your horn

• Speed through the intersection