Which of the following is NOT a safety tip for pedestrians?

• A. Wear dark clothing at night to avoid blinding drivers
• B. Cross at crosswalks where possible
• C. Look both ways before crossing
• D. Use sidewalks when available

Answer: (A)

Visibility is the key idea for pedestrian safety. Wearing dark clothing at night makes you harder to see, increasing the risk that a driver won’t notice you in time. That’s why this option isn’t a safety tip. Safe practices include crossing at crosswalks where drivers expect pedestrians, looking both ways before you cross to catch any approaching vehicles, and using sidewalks when they’re available to stay separated from traffic. If you’re out at night, wearing bright or reflective clothing and carrying a light can help you be seen more easily.