What must you anticipate with traffic islands like this?

With traffic islands, you must always be ready for unpredictable behavior from both pedestrians and cyclists. Pedestrians might believe they have priority and step onto the road, even if they technically do not have the right of way. Cyclists may also cross the road without paying close attention to oncoming traffic. For your theory test and real-life driving, always approach traffic islands with caution, reduce your speed, and be prepared to yield or brake, especially in areas with heavy pedestrian or cyclist presence.

Answer 1 and answer 2 are correct because these are realistic risks around traffic islands. The third answer is incorrect, as you cannot always assume pedestrians will respect the right of way of vehicles. Always anticipate the unexpected at such crossings.