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When crossing a carriageway, what direction should a pedestrian generally follow?

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Perpendicular to the carriageway’s axis.

Perpendicular to the carriageway’s axis, without unnecessary delay or stopping, under article 124. Where pedestrian crossings exist, use them and obey signals and instructions. Away from a crossing, ensure crossing is safe and causes no undue obstruction. Running is unnecessary; cross safely.

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  • Perpendicular to the carriageway’s axis.

  • Diagonally to cover a longer distance on the carriageway.

  • Parallel to the carriageway’s axis until finding a gap between vehicles.

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