HAZARD SCENARIO
Pedestrian Approaching a Crossing
Identify when intention becomes a developing hazard requiring action.
Read the scene in stages
Decide for yourself when the situation first requires action, then compare with the explanation below.
Stage 1
A pedestrian is walking toward a crossing.
Assessment: Potential hazard.
Stage 2
They look toward traffic and change direction toward the kerb.
Assessment: Risk is increasing.
Stage 3
They reach the crossing and start to step into the road.
Assessment: Developing hazard. Slow or stop as required.
Key lesson
Identify when intention becomes a developing hazard requiring action. The goal is not to wait for danger to become unavoidable. High scores come from recognising the developing stage early enough to take safe action.