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Question 1182: Is a bus driver permitted to enter a pedestrian crossing if congestion beyond it would force the bus to stop on the crossing?

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Correct answer «Prohibited; the driver must stop before the pedestrian crossing.».

1 Permitted if the bus is a fixed-route bus approaching a stop.
2 Prohibited; the driver must stop before the pedestrian crossing.
3 Permitted if there are no pedestrians.

Correct answer: Prohibited; the driver must stop before the pedestrian crossing.

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