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In the middle of a block, far from any crosswalk, a pedestrian starts to walk across the street in front of you. What is the rule?
A approaches pedestrian B, who has stepped from the roadside into A’s lane between intersections. No crosswalk or traffic signal is present.
Correct answer: The pedestrian must yield, but you must still use care to avoid hitting him or her.
Why
Right-of-way rules say who should wait; they never allow a driver to hit someone. A pedestrian who crosses mid-block may be a child, an older person or someone who has been drinking. Slow down, be ready to stop, and give the person time to get across.
Verified against 2025-2027 Class D Noncommercial Driver License Manual · Pedestrians · p. 41
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