You've stopped for an elderly pedestrian who's slowly crossing the road. What should you do if traffic behind you is being held up?

Explanation

"Elderly pedestrians can be hesitant and may move slowly when crossing the road. Also, their awareness of traffic may be limited because of hearing or visual impairment. Be patient and show courtesy and understanding."

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Accepted Answer

Stay where you are and allow them to cross in their own time

Question Category: The driver

You've stopped for an elderly pedestrian who's slowly crossing the road. What should you do if traffic behind you is being held up?