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A pedestrian is lawfully crossing in a marked crosswalk. What must an approaching driver do?
Correct answer: Yield, and do not pass a car stopped for the pedestrian.
Why
Drivers yield to pedestrians in crosswalks and must not pass a vehicle stopped to let a pedestrian cross.
Verified against Arkansas Driver License Study Guide · Pedestrian right-of-way · p. 46
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