What actions should you anticipate at such stops?

Your answer is fully correct because the two main actions to anticipate at such tram stops are:

1. Pedestrians may step off the tram-stop island unheedingly, meaning they might cross directly into traffic without checking for cars. This is common near tram stops where people hurry to cross the street.

2. Pedestrians might also run across the road to get to the tram-stop island quickly, especially if a tram is arriving or leaving.

It is less common for pedestrians to wait until the road is completely clear because tram stops are designed for quick boarding and alighting. Therefore, as a driver, you must be vigilant for sudden pedestrian movements near these stops and be prepared to slow down or stop to ensure pedestrian safety.

Understanding this rule helps you anticipate unpredictable pedestrian behavior near tram stops and improves road safety.