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යන පිළිවෙල කියන්න බලන්න?
- Thread starter nicjosh83
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Most Australians probably like to think they are pretty good drivers but a deceptively tricky road rules quiz is proving we might not know as much as we think.
NSW Road Safety uploaded to its Facebook page the road safety test which consisted of a diagram showing three cars, a cyclist and a pedestrian.
Each of the characters were stopped at a four-way intersection and social media users were asked in what order each person was allowed to cross the intersection.
It is a straight forward question but one that left hundreds of commenters stumped.
Have a look at the diagram and see if you can figure it out.
In the diagram car A is waiting at a stop sign wanting to turn right. Car B is to the right of car A waiting to perform a U-turn.
Car C is on the other side of the intersection from car A, also on a stop sign and waiting to turn left.
There is also a cyclist, E, that doesn’t have a stop sign and wants to continue straight through the intersection.
The pedestrian, D, wants to cross the road in front of where all the vehicles and cyclist intend to go.
There is a lot of different factors to consider and a strong understanding of Australian road rules is essential to passing the quiz.
The post got more than 460 comments but a very small percentage actually got the right answer.
One person suggested that D would be the first to go because “pedestrians always have priority”, while another user thought the pedestrian should be the last to cross the intersection.
https://www.news.com.au/technology/...s/news-story/179707a1b0afa92f68819b20a0098fee
NSW Road Safety uploaded to its Facebook page the road safety test which consisted of a diagram showing three cars, a cyclist and a pedestrian.
Each of the characters were stopped at a four-way intersection and social media users were asked in what order each person was allowed to cross the intersection.
It is a straight forward question but one that left hundreds of commenters stumped.
Have a look at the diagram and see if you can figure it out.
In the diagram car A is waiting at a stop sign wanting to turn right. Car B is to the right of car A waiting to perform a U-turn.
Car C is on the other side of the intersection from car A, also on a stop sign and waiting to turn left.
There is also a cyclist, E, that doesn’t have a stop sign and wants to continue straight through the intersection.
The pedestrian, D, wants to cross the road in front of where all the vehicles and cyclist intend to go.
There is a lot of different factors to consider and a strong understanding of Australian road rules is essential to passing the quiz.
The post got more than 460 comments but a very small percentage actually got the right answer.
One person suggested that D would be the first to go because “pedestrians always have priority”, while another user thought the pedestrian should be the last to cross the intersection.
https://www.news.com.au/technology/...s/news-story/179707a1b0afa92f68819b20a0098fee
