North Dakota Drivers Education Practice Exam

What action is recommended if you see a pedestrian in a crosswalk?

Continue driving at normal speed Maintain speed and honk your horn Slow down and prepare to stop Speed up to pass the pedestrian

Correct Answer:

Slow down and prepare to stop

Explanation:

When you see a pedestrian in a crosswalk, the recommended action is to slow down and prepare to stop. This is crucial for ensuring the safety of pedestrians, who have the right of way in crosswalks. By slowing down, you create a safe environment for the pedestrian to cross and reduce the risk of an accident. Maintaining or increasing speed could lead to a dangerous situation, as it would not allow enough time to react if the pedestrian is already in the crosswalk, potentially resulting in a collision. Honking your horn does not ensure the safety of the pedestrian and may disturb them or cause confusion. Prioritizing a cautionary approach and being prepared to stop is essential for responsible driving and pedestrian safety.

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