Question 6304
At a crosswalk marked only with pavement markings, when must you stop?
- When the pedestrian is already crossing it, but not when they only show their intention to do so.
- Only when directed by a traffic officer.
- Whenever a pedestrian is crossing it or shows their intention to do so.
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Correct answer: Whenever a pedestrian is crossing it or shows their intention to do so.
At a crosswalk marked only with stripes, you must stop if a pedestrian is crossing or shows that they are about to cross, without waiting for a traffic officer. In the image, the woman has already stepped onto the crosswalk, and the dark passenger car must stop.