Pedestrians in a marked crosswalk have:

• A.The right-of-way; drivers must yield to them
• B.No rights if they walk slowly
• C.Rights only at night
• D.Rights only if a signal is green for cars

Why

California drivers must yield the right-of-way to pedestrians in marked crosswalks. Slow down or stop as needed and never block the crosswalk.

Manual topic: California Driver Handbook - Right-of-Way · From the California Learner's Permit (Car) practice bank (CAC-041).

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