What should the bus driver do in this situation?
Answer options
Correct answer Start moving, making sure that the driver of the car gives way.
Explanation
Start moving only after making sure the car driver is actually giving way. Within a built-up area drivers must give way to a bus setting off from a marked stop — here the stop bay is blocked by a broken-down car, forcing the bus to pull straight into the traffic lane. But the priority is not absolute: the same rule obliges the bus driver not to pull out abruptly into others' path. Signal left, look, and move only when you can see the other driver has genuinely slowed. Remember the principle: right of way is something given to you, not something you take — any option that starts the move without that certainty is wrong.
Topic
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