Practice question

When may a driver pass a vehicle that is stopped at a crosswalk?

  1. When the vehicle does not accelerate quickly enough after the pedestrian has left the crosswalk.
  2. When the pedestrian is directly in front of the vehicle.
  3. When there is no visible pedestrian.
  4. Never.

Answer: D — Never.

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