You see a pedestrian waiting at a zebra crossing. What should you normally do?

A: Go on quickly before they step onto the crossing

B: Stop before you reach the zigzag lines and let them cross

C: Stop to let them cross and wait patiently

D: Ignore them as they're still on the pavement

By standing on the pavement, the pedestrian is showing an intention to cross. By looking well ahead, you’ll give yourself time to see the pedestrian, check your mirrors and respond safely.

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