Exiting service roads, alleys, and driveways requires you to:

Answer: B — Stop before crossing public roads, yield to pedestrians, and be cautious when turning left.

Exiting a driveway, alley, or service road puts you into the traffic flow, so you must stop before crossing the sidewalk or roadway, yield to pedestrians, and only proceed when it is safe. You’re entering from private property, so you’re responsible for watching for pedestrians and vehicles from both directions and signaling your intention as you merge. Being cautious when turning left is part of staying safe, because you need to ensure there’s no oncoming traffic or pedestrians in your path and adjust your speed as you merge into the lane. This approach protects people crossing nearby and helps prevent conflicts with traffic already on the street. Options that skip stopping, signaling, or yielding to pedestrians aren’t safe or complete.