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British Columbia Class 7 Practice Test
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What must a driver do when a pedestrian has right-of-way in a crosswalk?
A circular green signal and white walking-person symbol accompany a marked crosswalk with a person on it. The vehicle approach is empty.
Correct answer: Yield, and stop if needed, until it is safe to go
Why
Yield to a pedestrian who has right-of-way and stop if necessary. Do not overtake a vehicle slowing or stopped to let a pedestrian cross, and keep the crossing clear.
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