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When entering a roadway from an alley or driveway across a sidewalk, what must a driver do?

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.

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.

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