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Intersections & Right-of-WayStandalone practice
You drive in the left lane of a street with two lanes in your direction. Ahead, a car in the right lane has stopped at a marked crosswalk. You cannot see anyone in front of it. What must you do?
Silver B is stopped in the right lane at a marked crosswalk; A approaches in the left lane with no pedestrian visible.
Correct answer: Stop too, and do not pass the car that stopped at the crosswalk
Why
A stopped car can hide a pedestrian who is crossing into your lane. Many serious pedestrian crashes happen when a driver passes a car that stopped for someone. Go only when you can see that the crosswalk is clear.
Verified against Washington Driver Guide · Other road markings · p. 93, 137
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