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In a business or residential area, you leave a driveway across a sidewalk. What is required before entering the road?
Blue car A faces north in a private driveway below a continuous public sidewalk. Silver car B faces east in its lane on the public road. A is behind the sidewalk. There is no traffic signal or STOP sign controlling the driveway.
Correct answer: Stop before the sidewalk; yield to people and traffic
Why
Stop before driving onto the sidewalk or sidewalk area. Yield to pedestrians as needed to avoid a collision, then yield to approaching roadway traffic before entering. Check both directions; the driveway gives no priority.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Emerging from a driveway · p. 18
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