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РОЗДІЛ 18. Проїзд пішохідних переходів та трамвайних зупинок.

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What is the meaning of two flashing signals of the traffic light in this situation?

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How should you act in a situation where a minibus has stopped before a pedestrian crossing on a non-regulated intersection?

How should drivers act in a situation where a pedestrian going into the carriageway gives a signal with a white cane directed forward?

Loading How should drivers act in a situation where a pedestrian going into the carriageway gives a signal with a white cane directed forward?

How should you act in a situation where a traffic jam has occurred behind a pedestrian crossing?

How should you act in a situation where a tram stopped ahead of you to pick up and drop off passengers.

You stopped to give way to pedestrians who get in and get off the tram. When are you allowed to continue movement?

How should drivers act when approaching a vehicle with the "Children" distinguishing sign, which is parked with hazard warning lights and orange flashing beacon turned on?

Loading How should drivers act when approaching a vehicle with the "Children" distinguishing sign, which is parked with hazard warning lights and orange flashing beacon turned on?

What should you do in a situation when you are approaching a bus that picks up or drops off organized groups of children?

In this case, the driver of the white car can continue driving only when pedestrians leave the roadway and close in the tram door:

Loading In this case, the driver of the white car can continue driving only when pedestrians leave the roadway and close in the tram door:

Does the driver of a white car have the right to go around in this case pedestrians?

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