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You drive in the right lane of a one-way street with two lanes. In the left lane, a car stops at a marked crosswalk at an intersection. You cannot see anyone in the crosswalk. What should you do?
Blue car A approaches in the right lane of a one-way street. Silver B is stopped in the left lane before a marked crosswalk. No pedestrian is visible.
Correct answer: Stop and do not pass the stopped car, because it can hide a person who is crossing
Why
Many pedestrian crashes happen when one car stops for a pedestrian and a second car passes it in the next lane. The stopped car blocks the view of both the pedestrian and the passing driver. Stop behind the crosswalk, and go only when you are sure that the crosswalk is clear.
Verified against Utah Driver Handbook · Pedestrians · p. 93
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