Which statement is true about yielding to pedestrians in crosswalks?

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Multiple Choice

Which statement is true about yielding to pedestrians in crosswalks?

Explanation:
Drivers must yield to pedestrians in crosswalks. Pedestrians crossing have the right of way, so you should slow down and stop if needed to let them finish crossing, even when there’s no traffic signal. This rule protects people walking and is a fundamental safety and legal requirement of driving. The idea that you never yield, or only yield with a signal, or speed through, goes against safe driving and the law.

Drivers must yield to pedestrians in crosswalks. Pedestrians crossing have the right of way, so you should slow down and stop if needed to let them finish crossing, even when there’s no traffic signal. This rule protects people walking and is a fundamental safety and legal requirement of driving. The idea that you never yield, or only yield with a signal, or speed through, goes against safe driving and the law.

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