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On a street with two lanes going your way, the car in the next lane stops just before a crosswalk. You cannot see why. What should you do?

A approaches a crosswalk in the left of two same-direction lanes. B has stopped in the right lane just before the crossing; the reason is not visible.

A approaches a crosswalk in the left of two same-direction lanes. B has stopped in the right lane just before the crossing; the reason is not visible.

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