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California Class C Permit Practice Test
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Intersections & Right-of-WayStandalone practice
A pedestrian is crossing at an unmarked crosswalk. What must a driver do?
A realistically scaled pedestrian is already crossing inside the unmarked sidewalk extensions. There is no stop sign, signal or officer. The blue car approaches in the center of its lane; a separate enlarged pedestrian detail supports visibility.
Correct answer: Slow down or stop so the pedestrian can cross safely.
Why
Pedestrians have right-of-way protections in marked and unmarked crosswalks, and drivers must exercise due care.
Verified against California Driver's Handbook · Pedestrian crossings · p. 47
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