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Intersections & Right-of-WayStandalone practice
You are turning at an intersection with no painted pedestrian crossing. A pedestrian is lawfully crossing the road you will enter. What must you do?
Correct answer: Yield and wait until you can turn without endangering the pedestrian.
Why
Pedestrians may lawfully cross at an intersection even when there are no painted crossing lines, provided they obey the applicable controls and crossing rules. When you turn, yield to pedestrians crossing the road you will enter. Do not treat missing paint as permission to cut across their path. Check the relevant traffic and pedestrian signals before moving.
Verified against Driver’s Handbook (SAAQ), English 2018 edition · Intersections and right-of-way · p. 242
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