Zimbabwe road rules covering rules for pedestrians, 3 rules. Ready to test yourself? Try Rules for Pedestrians practice questions.
Where there is a pavement or a suitable verge, use it. Where there is none, walk on the right hand side of the road, facing the traffic coming towards you, so that you can see what is approaching and step clear of it in time. Keep close to the side of the road, and be prepared to walk in single file on a narrow road or in poor light.
Use a designated crossing point where one is provided. A marked crossing, or a point controlled by a robot or a police officer, is where drivers already expect people to be. Where there is no crossing point, cross on a straight stretch of road where you can see clearly in both directions and be seen from both directions.
A crossing only protects you once the traffic has actually stopped. Look before you step into the road, and keep looking while you are in it.
The VID questions set on these rules, each with the reason its answer is right.
