Rules of the Road

A pedestrian pushing a stroller is crossing at a crosswalk:

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Correct Answer: B. Yield — stop and wait until they complete the crossing

Strollers slow a pedestrian's crossing time. Yield fully until they are safely on the opposite side. Passing too close risks striking the stroller.

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