Which sign indicates frail pedestrians likely to cross the road ahead?

• A. Overhead Electric Cable
• B. Zebra Crossing
• C. Frail Pedestrians Likely To Cross The Road Ahead
• D. Pedestrians In Road Ahead

Answer: (C)

Signs warning about vulnerable pedestrians crossing ahead are about slowing down and being ready to stop for people who may not move quickly. The sign that explicitly says frail pedestrians are likely to cross the road ahead communicates the exact risk you should anticipate. It tells you to reduce speed and be prepared to yield to pedestrians who might cross suddenly, such as elderly or disabled people near shops, clinics, or housing areas.

The other options don’t convey this specific hazard: an overhead cable sign warns of danger above, a zebra crossing sign indicates a crossing but not the particular frailty of pedestrians, and a generic “pedestrians in road ahead” sign is vague. The explicit frail-pedestrians sign is the clearest cue to adjust your driving accordingly.