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Pedestrians And CrosswalksStandalone practice
Why must you not overtake a vehicle stopped at a crosswalk to let a pedestrian cross?
A approaches in the lane beside B, which has stopped for a pedestrian at the crosswalk.
Correct answer: A pedestrian may be crossing out of your view
Why
Stop behind a vehicle that is waiting for a pedestrian at a crosswalk. Overtaking it may put you directly into the path of a person hidden from your view.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Sharing the Road · p. 99
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