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Intersections & Right-of-WayStandalone practice
At a traffic-signal-controlled intersection, a pedestrian has started across the crosswalk as you prepare to turn. Who has priority?
Blue A faces a circular green signal and intends to turn right. A pedestrian faces WALK and is crossing the receiving road in A’s turning path.
Correct answer: The pedestrian, until reaching the opposite curb or a safety zone
Why
Yield to the pedestrian who has started or is starting to cross. At this controlled intersection, pedestrian priority continues until the opposite curb or a safety zone is reached. A green signal or turn signal does not allow you to cut across the pedestrian’s crossing.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Pedestrian already crossing · p. 18, 39
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