A crossing with traffic lights – how should you behave?
Question 7 of 45 in the free class B mock exam · Right of way.
A pedestrian crossing is regulated by traffic lights for both drivers and pedestrians. How should you behave?
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Right answer: D. You follow the light, which takes precedence over the general crossing duty
The statutory right-of-way rule for pedestrian crossings applies where traffic is not regulated by police or traffic lights. When the crossing is regulated by traffic lights, it is the lights that determine who may drive or walk, cf. the Traffic Rules Section 9 No. 2.
Source: Trafikkreglene § 9 nr. 2
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