Right of wayQuestion 105 of 296
You come to an intersection with no painted crosswalk lines. A person waits at the curb to cross. What must you do?
- Go on, because there are no painted lines
- Go on if the person has not stepped off the curb
- Sound your horn so the person waits
- Yield, because the intersection has an unmarked crosswalk
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Correct answer: Yield, because the intersection has an unmarked crosswalk
The law counts the part of an intersection where the sidewalk edges would cross as a crosswalk, even with no paint. You must yield to a person at the edge of the road who may lawfully cross.
Source: Traffic Safety Act (S.N.S. 2025, c. 20), in force 19 October 2026, Section 2, Definitions: crosswalk
Practice right of wayQuestions last reviewed: 18 October 2026