What Constitutes a Violation When Yielding to Pedestrians?

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Crossing during your prohibited time at an intersection, failing to stop and yield to pedestrians when passing through crosswalks, or near schools, villages, towns, or crowded market areas are all considered violations. Below is an introduction regarding yielding to pedestrians: 1. When encountering pedestrians crossing at a crosswalk: Vehicles must stop and yield when approaching a crosswalk where pedestrians are crossing. If there are double yellow lines or barriers in the center of the road without greenery separation, vehicles must yield once pedestrians step onto the crosswalk. 2. In the absence of traffic signals or crosswalks: When driving on roads without traffic signals, vehicles must yield to pedestrians crossing the road.