What actions should you anticipate at such stops?

At tram-stops like this, you must always expect that pedestrians might step onto the street without paying attention or rush across the road to reach the tram-stop island. This is because people often try to catch the tram and may not look for traffic. Both answers 1 and 2 are correct based on typical pedestrian behavior in these situations. You should always be ready to brake or slow down, as pedestrians have priority at tram-stops. The third answer is incorrect because you cannot rely on pedestrians waiting until the road is clear—they may act unpredictably. Remember this for future questions involving trams and pedestrian crossings.