Ontario Bus Driver Knowledge Practice Test

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When waiting for pedestrians at specially marked pedestrian crossings or crossovers, you may not pull away until...?

At least one pedestrian has crossed
All pedestrians have safely reached the opposite sidewalk
The light turns green
Pedestrians are halfway across

The correct answer is: All pedestrians have safely reached the opposite sidewalk

When waiting for pedestrians at specially marked pedestrian crossings or crossovers, you must wait until all pedestrians have safely reached the opposite sidewalk. This means that both the pedestrians on the same side as you and the ones crossing from the other side must have reached the other sidewalk before you can pull away. Option A, waiting for at least one pedestrian to cross, is not enough as there may be multiple pedestrians trying to cross at the same time. Option C, waiting for the light to turn green, may be misleading as there are not always traffic lights at pedestrian crossings. Option D, waiting for pedestrians to be halfway across, is also incorrect as this does not ensure their safety on the opposite side of the road. It is important to wait until all pedestrians have safely crossed to ensure their safety.