Maine Class C Permit Practice Test

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With no traffic-control signals operating, a pedestrian is crossing in a marked crosswalk ahead. What must you do?

Blue A approaches a marked crosswalk beside silver B, which is stopped for the pedestrian crossing ahead. A has room to stop well before the crossing. There is no operating traffic signal shown.

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