Vulnerable Road Users

Question 1

Organised walkers warn approaching vehicles at night be

Answer 1

Carrying a red light in the rear and a white light at the front

Question 2

When turning into a side road and a pedestrian is already crossing

Answer 2

Stop and wait, they have priority

Question 3

Pelican crossing

Answer 3

Light controlled crossing with flashing amber phase

Question 4

Puffin crossing

Answer 4

Has sensors to detect if people are still crossing

Question 5

Never overtake a cyclist, motorcyclist or moped just before

Answer 5

A left turn

Question 6

Predestinations with dogs that have a yellow or burgundy coat

Answer 6

Have hearing difficulties

Question 7

People with a dog that has a white and red checkered harness is

Answer 7

Both visually impaired and has hearing difficulties.

Question 8

Before you turn right

Answer 8

Check behind for cyclists and motorcyclists, who may be overtaking.

Question 9

When going round roundabouts horse riders and motorcyclists…

Answer 9

May keep to the left even if they are signalling right.

Question 10

The age range most likely to be involved in a road incident is

Answer 10

17- 25yrs

Question 11

A flashing amber beacon on top of a vehicle means

Answer 11

It is a slow moving vehicle. A powered vehicle used by a disabled person must have a flashing amber light on a dual carriageway

Question 12

If a bus stops on the other side of the road

Answer 12

People may dash across the road to get on

Question 13

If you are being dazzled by the vehicle behind

Answer 13

Set your interior mirror to anti-dazzle if you are able to. Slow down and stop if you cannot see.