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On what side of the tram pedestrians are allowed to go to the carriageway during boarding on tram, if the tram stop is not equipped with boarding platforms?

2.On the door side only and only after the tram stops.
1.On either side, because they have a priority.
3.On the door side only when the tram is in the visibility zone.

What is prohibited to pedestrians while crossing the carriageway even over the pedestrian crossing?

1. Step onto the carriageway without having made sure that there is no danger to him- or herself and other road users.
2. Suddenly step or run.
3. Answers 1 and 2.

Is it allowed to guide organized groups of children on the carriageway?

It is allowed to move one after another, only towards the direction of traffic of vehicles.
Not allowed.
It is allowed only in the direction of traffic of vehicles in a column of not more than four children in a row, provided that the column does not occupy more than half the width of the carriageway of one direction of traffic, accompanied by adults.

Walking on pavements and footpaths pedestrians must move:

On the right side.
On the left side.
On any side where it is convenient.

In which cases is a pedestrian allowed to walk as the edge of the carriageway?

1.During day-time only, moving towards the traffic of vehicles.
2.At night-time or at insufficient visibility, move towards the traffic of vehicles having signaled themselves or having light reflective elements on outer clothing.
3.In the absence of pavement or footpaths.
4.In the absence of a roadside or inability to walk along it.
5.Answers 3 and 4.

When is a pedestrian allowed to linger and stop on the carriageway?

1.When this is connected with ensuring traffic safety.
2.In the case if a vehicle with red or blue flashing beacons turned on is approaching.
3. When a pedestrian did not have time to complete the crossing of the carriageway of one direction at the time of a traffic signal, which allows the crossing and is located on a traffic island or a line dividing traffic flows in opposite directions, and in their absence, in the middle of the carriageway.
4.Answers 1, 2 and 3.
5.Answers 1 and 3.

Pedestrians who move along the carriageway or roadside at night-time, or in conditions of inadequate visibility, in order to be timely detected by other road users, must:

1.Move only in groups of four persons in a row.
2. Use reflective elements (tape, sticker, vest, etc.) or be in clothing that has reflective elements for their timely detection by other road users.
3.Answers 1 and 2.

Does a pedestrian have a priority if he or she crosses the road at a regulated pedestrian crossing?

Always has.
Yes, upon corresponding signal of the traffic guard or traffic light.

On a regulated pedestrian crossing, a pedestrian who did not have time to cross the carriageway of the road of one direction of traffic (a prohibiting traffic light signal lit up for them) should:

Finish the crossing of the road regardless of the signals of the traffic light.
Stay on the safety island or a line separating traffic flows of opposite directions, or in the middle of the carriageway, and may continue crossing only if it is allowed by the appropriate signal of the traffic light, having made sure that further movement is safe.
Walk back to the pavement to wait for the signal of the traffic guard or traffic light that allows movement.

In the presence of underground and overground pedestrian crossings, pedestrians must pass the carriageway:

Using them or along lines of pavements or roadsides at the intersections.
Behind them or at right angle to the edge of the carriageway in places where the road is clearly visible in both directions, and only after they make sure that there is no danger.
Using them only.

Where should pedestrians wait for a vehicle?

1.On pavements and on boarding platforms.
2.At route vehicle bays.
3.On the roadside, if there are no pavements and boarding platforms.
4.Answers 1 and 3.

Where are pedestrians allowed to cross the road with individual carriageways separated by a median strip.

1. At any place, if there is no pedestrian crossing or intersection in the field of visibility.
2. Over pedestrian crossings, including underground and aboveground ones.
3. In the absence of pedestrian crossings at intersections moving along the lines of pavements or roadsides.
4. Answers 2 and 3
5. Answers 1, 2 and 3.

Under what conditions are pedestrians allowed to cross the road outside the pedestrian crossing or outside the intersection?

1.On all roads, having made sure there is no danger.
2.If there is no pedestrian crossing or intersection in the field of visibility, and the road has no more than three lanes for traffic in both directions, and having made sure there is no danger.
3.If there is no pedestrian crossing or intersection in the field of visibility, and the road has a median strip, and having made sure there is no danger.

What steps should a pedestrian take if he or she is involved in a traffic accident?

1.Pedestrian is not obliged to do anything.
2.Write down the surnames and addresses of eyewitnesses.
3.Report the accident to police agency or unit, provide the necessary data on him- or herself and remain in place until the arrival of police officers.
4.Provide possible aid to victims.
5.Answers 2, 3 and 4.

Does a pedestrian have a priority if he or she crosses the road at a marked non-regulated pedestrian crossing?

1.Always has.
3.No.
2.Yes, if a pedestrian crossing is located at the intersection.

Where it is allowed to guide organized groups of children in the absence of pavements and footpaths.

On the roadside only in the direction of traffic of vehicles in a column, but only at day-time and only accompanied by adults.
Along a carriageway or roadside opposite the direction of traffic of vehicles, one after another and only at day-time.

Контрольні питання розділу

On what side of the tram pedestrians are allowed to go to the carriageway during boarding on tram, if the tram stop is not equipped with boarding platforms?

What is prohibited to pedestrians while crossing the carriageway even over the pedestrian crossing?

Is it allowed to guide organized groups of children on the carriageway?

Walking on pavements and footpaths pedestrians must move:

In which cases is a pedestrian allowed to walk as the edge of the carriageway?

When is a pedestrian allowed to linger and stop on the carriageway?

Pedestrians who move along the carriageway or roadside at night-time, or in conditions of inadequate visibility, in order to be timely detected by other road users, must:

Does a pedestrian have a priority if he or she crosses the road at a regulated pedestrian crossing?

On a regulated pedestrian crossing, a pedestrian who did not have time to cross the carriageway of the road of one direction of traffic (a prohibiting traffic light signal lit up for them) should:

In the presence of underground and overground pedestrian crossings, pedestrians must pass the carriageway:

Where should pedestrians wait for a vehicle?

Where are pedestrians allowed to cross the road with individual carriageways separated by a median strip.

Under what conditions are pedestrians allowed to cross the road outside the pedestrian crossing or outside the intersection?

What steps should a pedestrian take if he or she is involved in a traffic accident?

Does a pedestrian have a priority if he or she crosses the road at a marked non-regulated pedestrian crossing?

Where it is allowed to guide organized groups of children in the absence of pavements and footpaths.

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