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As a matter of law, yes. In practice, very much not. Often including when they are standing in a striped and signed crossing.
by b3morales 4y ago
As a matter of law, yes. In practice, very much not. Often including when they are standing in a striped and signed crossing.
- hallway_monitor 4y agoI try to make a point of crossing regardless of what traffic is coming. I don't jump out in front of a car and I keep an eye on them but I like to remind people yes you do need to slow down or even stop for pedestrians crossing in a crosswalk without a light, and sometimes without signs or stripes because they must yield at any crosswalk.
- b3morales 4y agoI had a great one a few months ago where I was standing a step or two into the (striped and signed) crosswalk, and traffic on the opposite lane was kindly stopped for me, and five or six near-lane oncoming cars swerved out into the other lane as they passed rather than stopping. I even had eye contact with several of the drivers as they did it. Blew my mind.