A pedestrian crossing where there are no painted lines

Q: Someone steps off the curb to cross at a corner with no painted crosswalk. What is your obligation?

Yield, because a crosswalk exists at the corner whether or not it is painted. An unmarked crosswalk exists at most intersections. Pedestrians crossing there have the right of way. Paint makes a crossing visible, it does not create it. The legal crossing exists at the corner as the natural extension of the sidewalk, which is why failing to yield there is still a violation.

Look at the diagram, decide, then check yourself. The reasoning matters more than the answer, because the exam will ask the same rule with the cars in different places.

Someone steps off the curb to cross at a corner with no painted crosswalk. What is your obligation?

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