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Drivers approaching any type of pedestrian crossover (PXO) in Ontario must:

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Correct Answer: B. Stop and yield the whole road to pedestrians until they have completed the crossing

All PXO types (A, B, C, D) require a full stop and whole-road yield until pedestrians have completed the crossing. This differs from unmarked crossings where ordinary yield rules apply.

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