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Mississippi Class R Knowledge Exam Practice
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Intersections & Right-of-WayStandalone practice
A pedestrian is lawfully crossing your lane at an intersection crosswalk, which may be marked or unmarked. What should you do?
A and B approach a marked crosswalk in adjacent lanes. A pedestrian is on the crossing ahead of them.
Correct answer: Yield and stop when necessary so the pedestrian can cross safely.
Why
Keep the crosswalk clear and yield to a person lawfully using it. A person may be hidden by a vehicle stopped in the next lane. Slow enough to see the entire crossing, stop when needed, and do not pass the stopped vehicle into the pedestrian's path.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Yielding Right-of-Way to Pedestrians · p. 59
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