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Learn all about safe pedestrian behaviour with our interactive GPS scavenger hunt. Discover traffic signs, zebra crossings and pedestrian rules as you explore the city. An educational experience on road safety for young and old.

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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.

What sound do cars make when reversing?
Beep beep beep beep Toot toot Ding dong ding Woof woof woof woof
What should you do before crossing the street?
Looking left and right Looking left only Run without looking Crossing with your eyes closed
What do you pay attention to when you get out of a car?
Whether cyclists or cars are approaching Whether the car is clean Whether it is warm outside Whether there are dogs around
Why do you need to look out for exits?
Cars may suddenly come out There are always people It is always slippery there There are always dogs there
Which side of the pavement is safest?
The section near the houses The section by the road The centre of the pavement On the kerb
Why should you wear light clothes in the dark?
So that cars see you better Because it is more beautiful Because it is warmer Because it is cheaper
What does a red cross at the pedestrian light mean?
Do not cross Do cross Fast crossing Crossing slowly
What do you do when a car honks at you?
Moving aside Back honks Running harder Staying where you are
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How should you react to an approaching ambulance?
Pull over and wait Fast crossing Staying where you are Running along
Which way should you look on a one-way street?
The side where the traffic is coming from To the left only To the right only It does not matter
Which pedestrians have special protection in traffic?
Blind people with a white cane People with red shoes People with umbrellas People with caps
Which side has the right of way in a roundabout?
Traffic already in the roundabout Traffic entering the roundabout Traffic from the right Traffic from the left
Why do zebra crossings have white stripes?
To be more visible Because they are cheap To look like a zebra Because it is mandatory
What does the traffic sign with a red circle and a white line (pedestrian crossed out) mean?
Prohibited for pedestrians Dangerous for pedestrians Pedestrians must run Only children allowed
What is the difference between a curb and a pavement?
They are two different words for the same thing A curb is narrower than a pavement A pavement is only for children A pavement is only in the city
Which pedestrians have priority on a zebra crossing?
All pedestrians have priority on a zebra crossing Adults only Only people with disabilities Children only
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What colour is a pedestrian area sign?
Blue and white White and red Yellow with black Green and white
What is the average walking speed of an adult pedestrian?
5 km/h 8 km/h 3 km/h 10 km/h
What does the road sign showing a pedestrian on a blue background mean?
Mandatory footpath Pedestrian crossing Pedestrian warning Pedestrians have priority
What shape are most road signs specifically for pedestrians?
Round Triangular Square Octagonal
What colour does a zebra crossing officially have?
White with black stripes Black with white stripes Yellow with black stripes White with yellow stripes
What percentage of the Dutch population walks daily as their main means of transport?
18% 35% 8% 45%
What is the best place to wait at a busy crossing?
On the pavement, not on the kerb Balancing on the kerb One step along the way In the middle of the cycle path
What does it mean when there are yellow stripes next to a zebra crossing?
Parking ban Dangerous crossing For the disabled only Driving slowly
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What is a 'desire line' in the context of pedestrian routes?
A naturally created path that pedestrians create themselves An officially established hiking trail A signposted tourist route A route for the blind and visually impaired
Which factor has the greatest impact on pedestrian walking speed?
Age Weather Time of day Season
What is the difference between a 'sidewalk' and a 'footpath' in Anglo-Saxon terminology?
Sidewalk is next to the road, footpath is a footpath Sidewalk is wider than footpath Sidewalk is paved, footpath is unpaved There is no difference, they are synonyms
What is a 'shared space' in traffic terminology?
An area where pedestrians, cyclists and cars make equal use of space A parking space for shared cars A bus stop with bicycle parking A shopping centre with covered passages
What does a pedestrian sign with an arrow below it mean?
Direction of authorised walking route One-way pedestrian traffic Direction to the nearest crossing Signposting to facilities
What is the minimum width of a footpath in the Netherlands according to the guidelines?
1.5 metres 1.2 metres 2.0 metres 1.8 metres
What technology is increasingly being used to detect pedestrians at traffic lights?
Heat detection sensors Weight sensors in the pavement Sound sensors Motion cameras with AI
Which city is known for its famous pedestrian bridge 'Millennium Bridge'?
London New York Sydney Paris
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A Pedestrians scavenger hunt is a GPS-guided outdoor activity with quiz questions about Pedestrians, part of the theme Traffic. You walk a route past various locations and answer fun questions along the way.

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