Traffic order and driving through intersectionsQuestion #16126Multiple correct
A traffic controller stands at a junction with their arms stretched out to the sides. What does this mean for road users?
Explanation
When the controller stands with arms stretched to the sides or lowered, what matters is which side of them you are facing. If you see their side (their right or left shoulder), you may go straight ahead or turn right, and pedestrians may cross the road. But if you face their chest or back, both driving and crossing are forbidden — everyone must stop.
KET reference: KET 77: when the controller's arms are stretched to the sides or lowered, from the right and left sides you may go straight ahead and turn right and pedestrians may cross the carriageway, while from the chest and back sides all vehicles and pedestrians are prohibited from moving