What are the principles of yielding to pedestrians?
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The main principles of yielding to pedestrians are as follows: 1. If the road has no centerline division or only one motor vehicle lane in the same direction, vehicles from both directions should stop and yield. 2. If there are two motor vehicle lanes in the same direction, vehicles in both lanes should stop and yield. 3. If there are three or more motor vehicle lanes in the same direction, vehicles in the lane corresponding to the pedestrian and the adjacent front lane should stop and yield. 4. If there are no traffic lights or crosswalks on the road, drivers should actively yield when encountering pedestrians crossing the road.