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Pedestrians And CrosswalksStandalone practice
Unless a peace officer or traffic-control device directs otherwise, whom must a driver yield to at a marked or unmarked crosswalk?
White rectangular crosswalk markings span an empty road with yellow and dashed white lane lines.
Correct answer: A pedestrian crossing within the crosswalk
Why
Look for pedestrians at both marked and unmarked crosswalks. Yield to a person crossing within the crosswalk and obey any applicable officer, traffic-signal or pedestrian-signal directions.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Sharing the Road · p. 99
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