Question 7027
In what situation should you drive at a moderate speed and, if necessary, stop the vehicle?
- At all changes in road grade.
- On two-way roads.
- When approaching crosswalks not regulated by traffic lights or traffic officers.
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Correct answer: When approaching crosswalks not regulated by traffic lights or traffic officers.
At a crosswalk without a traffic light or traffic officer, anyone crossing has the right-of-way, so you approach at a moderate speed and stop if someone is crossing or is about to cross. A change in road grade requires you to slow down when it blocks your view, which not all of them do, and a two-way road does not require this by itself.