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A car ahead is stopped at an unmarked crosswalk at an intersection to let a pedestrian cross. The car hides part of your view. May you overtake and pass it?
Correct answer: No; do not overtake a vehicle stopped there to let a pedestrian cross.
Why
Do not overtake and pass a vehicle stopped at a marked crosswalk, or an unmarked crosswalk at an intersection, to permit a pedestrian to cross. The stopped vehicle can hide the person. Remain behind and let the crossing finish rather than using an apparently open adjacent lane.
Verified against Maryland Driver’s Manual and current Transportation Article · A car stopped at a crosswalk · p. 37
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