A pedestrian crosses away from a crossing – your duty?
Question 4 of 45 in the free class B mock exam · Right of way.
A pedestrian crosses the road in the middle of a straight stretch, far from the nearest pedestrian crossing. What responsibility do you have as a driver?
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Right answer: B. You have a duty of care and must avoid creating danger there
Outside a pedestrian crossing, the pedestrian does not automatically have the right of way, but the general duty of care under the Road Traffic Act always applies, so that dangerous situations must be avoided.
Source: Vegtrafikkloven § 3
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