For each traffic scenario involving a vulnerable road user on the left, match the mandatory driver safety requirement on the right.
- A visually impaired pedestrian holding a white cane steps up to an intersection corner.Come to a complete stop and yield the right-of-way immediately regardless of traffic signals.
- A motorist in a vehicle prepares to make a right turn while a bicyclist travels straight in an adjacent bike lane.Yield and wait for the bicyclist to clear the intersection before crossing through the bike lane to turn.
- A vehicle driver approaches to overtake a cyclist riding in the same direction on a narrow two-lane roadway.Provide a minimum clearance of 3 feet (or change lanes when safe) before completing the pass.
- A pedestrian enters the roadway at an uncontrolled intersection without painted pavement lines.Stop and yield right-of-way because an unmarked crosswalk legally exists at every intersection.
Cevap
Each scenario correctly pairs with its specific legal duty: visually impaired pedestrians require an absolute yield and stop; turning across a bike lane requires yielding to straight-moving cyclists; passing a bicyclist requires a minimum 3-foot buffer; and crossing at any intersection requires drivers to yield due to statutory unmarked crosswalk laws.
Each scenario maps directly to its corresponding traffic statute: visually impaired pedestrians with white canes demand an immediate complete stop; turning right requires yielding to through-moving cyclists in bike lanes; passing cyclists mandates a 3-foot clearance window; and pedestrians crossing at intersection corners have right-of-way rights at unmarked crosswalks.
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Pedestrian and Vulnerable Road User Laws