Pedestrian crossings and road crossings is one of the topics in the Safety block of the Spanish DGT theory. Elements and behaviours that protect life: seat belt, helmet, restraint systems and pedestrian behaviour. Understanding this section well helps you answer the theory-exam questions on this topic with confidence.
In simple terms, this point of the DGT theory establishes that pedestrians may not cross squares and roundabouts via their roadway and must go around them, unless there is a pedestrian crossing provided for that purpose.
Seat belt, helmet and restraint systems come with exceptions: learn both the general duty and the cases where it does not apply.
Pedestrians may not cross squares and roundabouts via their roadway and must go around them, unless there is a pedestrian crossing provided for that purpose.
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