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Multiple Choice

What should you do whenever entering or exiting a driveway, alley, or parking lot?

Entering or exiting driveways, alleys, or parking lots requires extra caution. The essential idea is to slow down, scan for pedestrians in all directions, and yield to them before you move. Pedestrians may step out from between parked cars, from the curb, or from driveways across the street, and they can be harder to see than other vehicles. By looking left and right and giving pedestrians the right of way, you reduce the risk of a surprising collision. Accelerating to merge with traffic bypasses this safety check and increases danger to people who are nearby. Ignoring pedestrians is not acceptable, and turning around immediately doesn’t address the need to watch for hazards as you enter or exit. So take a moment to observe, yield when needed, and proceed only when it’s clearly safe.

Entering or exiting driveways, alleys, or parking lots requires extra caution. The essential idea is to slow down, scan for pedestrians in all directions, and yield to them before you move. Pedestrians may step out from between parked cars, from the curb, or from driveways across the street, and they can be harder to see than other vehicles. By looking left and right and giving pedestrians the right of way, you reduce the risk of a surprising collision. Accelerating to merge with traffic bypasses this safety check and increases danger to people who are nearby. Ignoring pedestrians is not acceptable, and turning around immediately doesn’t address the need to watch for hazards as you enter or exit. So take a moment to observe, yield when needed, and proceed only when it’s clearly safe.