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Passing target: 16 correct signs and 16 correct rules (TLA practice targets)
Stop, yield and regulatory signsStandalone practice
What does this white PEDESTRIAN X sign identify, and how should you respond?
Correct answer: A pedestrian crossover; be ready to stop and yield
Why
Be prepared to stop and yield at this pedestrian crossover. When a pedestrian is crossing on its roadway, stop before entering it and wait until the pedestrian is no longer on the roadway. Do not overtake a vehicle already stopped there. This full-roadway waiting duty is specific to a pedestrian crossover; it is not a blanket description of every crosswalk.
Verified against The Official MTO Driver’s Handbook: Signs · Pedestrian crossover sign
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