At a pedestrian crossing without traffic lights regulating it, when do pedestrians have priority?
A)Only when the crossing is located on a through-town road.
B)Only when pedestrians have begun crossing.
C)Always.Correct
Pedestrians **always** have priority at pedestrian crossings without traffic lights, regardless of the circumstances. Drivers must yield and reduce speed when approaching these crossings, allowing pedestrians to cross safely. This priority is absolute to protect the most vulnerable road users.