- A Only at traffic lights
- B Only in urban areas
- ✓ At crosswalks, when turning, or when pedestrians are boarding/alighting a bus
- D Only when a crossing guard is present
Why this is the correct answer
A driver must yield to pedestrians at crosswalks, when turning, or when pedestrians are boarding or alighting from a bus.
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