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A pedestrian crosses improperly in front of your vehicle. What is your responsibility?
Correct answer: Take care to avoid a collision, slowing or stopping as needed.
Why
Do not use your right-of-way to endanger a pedestrian. Exercise due care, slow or stop as necessary and sound a warning when needed. Take particular precautions around children or people who appear confused or incapacitated.
Verified against The Highway Traffic Act, C.C.S.M. c. H60 · Section 142
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