How should a tram driver brake?

Explanation

Correct answer: In such a way as not to pose danger to traffic.

This rule stems directly from the Road Traffic Act, which requires every driver, including a tram driver, to brake in a manner that does not endanger other road users. Sudden and unjustified braking can surprise drivers travelling behind and lead to a collision, therefore it is crucial to maintain predictable and smooth manoeuvres.

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