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A pedestrian is crossing away from a crosswalk and has not yielded to your approaching vehicle. What duty do you still have?
Correct answer: Use due care, slow down and be ready to stop to avoid them
Why
Outside a crosswalk, a pedestrian must yield to approaching vehicles. Even so, you must exercise due care to avoid colliding with the person. Slow down and be ready to stop; sound a warning when necessary without relying on the horn alone. Take particular care around children or anyone who appears confused or needs assistance.
Verified against Prince Edward Island Driver's Handbook · Rules of the Road · p. 72
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