Driving theory questions
Should you wave over the pedestrians if you stop at a pedestrian crossing?
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If you wave over a pedestrian, that person may have a false sense of security and think “Okay, the driver sees me, now I can cross safely and start thinking about something else”. What the pedestrian is forgetting is that there may be other drivers that are not so observant. If the pedestrian is not looking and another car does not stop, an extremely dangerous situation could arise.
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There is also a driving licence book online (2026).
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