What is the correct action when you approach a pedestrian crossing?
Answer (1)
When you approach a pedestrian crossing (zebra line), the law requires you to slow down and yield the right of way to pedestrians who are already crossing or about to cross. This is especially important in school zones, residential areas, and intersections.Here's what to do:Slow down when nearing a pedestrian lane.If someone is crossing, stop and let them pass completely.Do not overtake or change lanes while approaching a crossing.Always be alert for pedestrians, especially during rainy weather or low visibility.Failing to yield at a pedestrian crossing is a traffic violation and may cause injury or even death. Respecting the pedestrian lane shows you are a responsible and safety-minded driver.
