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In a business or residential district, how should you leave a driveway across a sidewalk onto the road?
An empty driveway crosses a continuous sidewalk beside a road. Silver B is on the through road.
Correct answer: Stop before the sidewalk and yield to people and traffic
Why
In a business or residential district, stop before the sidewalk area when leaving a driveway. Yield to its pedestrians, then enter the road only after yielding to traffic close enough to be an immediate hazard.
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