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You must walk along a two-lane road that has no sidewalk to reach a gas station. Where should you walk?
A two-lane road has no sidewalk. Car A approaches in the left half of the image; no walking side or pedestrian route is selected in the question image.
Correct answer: On the left side of the road, facing the traffic that comes toward you
Why
When you face traffic, you can see each approaching car and move off the road if a driver does not see you. Where a sidewalk exists, state law says that you must use it and not the roadway. Help drivers see you: wear or carry something white, and use a flashlight at night.
Verified against North Carolina Driver Handbook · You as a Pedestrian · p. 93
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