Practice question
How does Maine law define a 'crosswalk' at an intersection where there are no painted lines?
- There is no crosswalk without painted lines
- An unmarked crosswalk exists as the extension of the sidewalk across the intersection
- Only intersections with traffic lights have crosswalks
- Pedestrians must find a marked crosswalk
Answer: B — An unmarked crosswalk exists as the extension of the sidewalk across the intersection
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