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Question 21

A pedestrian at a lawful crossing clearly indicates an intention to cross. What must an approaching driver do?

  1. Yield and stop if necessaryCorrect answer
  2. Continue until the pedestrian enters the lane
  3. Sound the horn and maintain speed
  4. Yield only when another car has stopped

Explanation

The driver must yield and stop if that is necessary for the pedestrian to cross. Waiting until the pedestrian has physically stepped into the lane would ignore the protection given to a clearly expressed intention to cross.

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