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A pedestrian raises an arm and points across the road. What do you do?

In a city or town, this sign shows that the person wants to cross the street. Stop before the crosswalk and let the person cross.

Source: Driver’s Guide: Cars and Light Trucks (Government of Alberta, Spring 2026), Pedestrian safety, page 99

Right of wayQuestion 96 of 235
A pedestrian stands on the curb at a crosswalk. One arm is straight out from the body and points across the road to the opposite curb.

Practice question

A pedestrian at a crosswalk makes the sign that you see in the picture. What must you do?

  1. Slow down and drive on if the pedestrian waits.
  2. Honk to warn the pedestrian.
  3. Stop before the crosswalk and let the pedestrian cross.
  4. Drive on if no other vehicle is near.
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Correct answer: Stop before the crosswalk and let the pedestrian cross.

In a city, a raised arm shows that the person wants to cross. You must stop for that person.

Practice right of way

Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026