Safe or Unsafe?
Crossing at a zebra crossing.
Safe.
Why is a zebra crossing safe?
Drivers expect pedestrians.
You see a zebra crossing ahead, but there are no cars where you are. Where do you cross?
At the zebra crossing.
Crossing on a straight, quiet road.
Safe.
Why avoid crossing at a driveway?
Cars may exit suddenly.
You need to cross a straight road with no cars. What do you do?
Cross where visibility is clear.
Crossing between two parked cars.
Unsafe.
Why is crossing between parked cars unsafe?
Blocked visibility.
There is a driveway nearby, where do you cross?
Further ahead where it is clear.
Crossing on a bend.
Why avoid crossing on a bend?
Drivers cannot see you early enough.
You are at a busy junction. Where is the safest crossing point?
Traffic lights/pedestrian crossing.
Crossing halfway up a hill.
Unsafe.
Why is poor visibility dangerous even if the road looks empty?
Drivers cannot react in time.
Choose the safest option
A) Bend
B) Hill
C) Zebra crossing
D) Between parked cars.
C) Zebra crossing because there is clear visability.