The purpose of the chevron markings is to
Chevron markings guide and channel traffic around a separation, hazard or change in road alignment.
Pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists, heavy vehicles, and emergency vehicles.
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Chevron markings guide and channel traffic around a separation, hazard or change in road alignment.
Pedestrians at a crossing have priority. Wait patiently until they have cleared your path, regardless of time pressure.
Give way to emergency vehicles using their warning devices.
Clear a safe route for an ambulance.
Yield safely to a police vehicle using its siren.
Expect children near the road to move unpredictably.
Avoid endangering a cyclist at a crossing.
Give extra care to visually impaired pedestrians.
Always approach a pedestrian crossing cautiously.
Do not make an unnecessary manoeuvre for an emergency vehicle in the opposite direction.
For the question "On a one-way road, if you hear an ambulance siren behind you, how should you give way?", the correct answer is "the highlighted option" because give way on left or right.
For the question "Which of the following statement is incorrect?", the correct answer is "Workers should never be carried together with goods in the same lorry." because it is the option that best matches the traffic rule or safest action being tested in this question; the other choices such as "Workers should sit down properly when they are in lorries on the road." and "The load should always be securely fastened for any vehicles on the road." do not fit the rule as well.
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