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On her way to work, Emma reaches an intersection without signs or signals. After stopping completely, what should she do?

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inessss [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

On her way to work, Emma reaches an intersection without signs or signals. After stopping completely, she should look around all the sides for the traffic. She should make sure there is no traffic coming, then she look for the Zebra Crossing, if there is any, then she should try crossing it, when the traffic allows her doing so, otherwise, she needs to make sure when it is safe to cross the junction in all ways, making sure that traffic stops for her when she cross the road. She needs to demonstrate the patience which is the main key here.

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