At night, you see a pedestrian wearing reflective clothing and carrying a bright red light. What does this mean?

A: You're approaching roadworks

B: You're approaching an organised walk

C: You're approaching a slow-moving vehicle

D: You're approaching a traffic danger spot

The people on the walk should be keeping to the left, but don’t assume this. Pass carefully, making sure you have time to do so safely. Be aware that the pedestrians have their backs to you and may not know that you’re there.

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