Will Yielding to Pedestrians Always Be Captured on Camera?

[DeHaley]

Yielding to pedestrians may not always be captured on camera, as the primary purpose of yielding is to prevent vehicles from competing with pedestrians for the right of way. When vehicles approach a crosswalk: When a vehicle approaches a crosswalk and pedestrians step onto the zebra crossing, the vehicle in the lane closest to the pedestrians must yield to them. If pedestrians have started crossing the zebra crossing, vehicles in the current lane and the next lane must yield. When pedestrians reach the central green belt or double yellow lines, vehicles in the next lane must yield. When vehicles encounter pedestrians crossing the crosswalk: When a vehicle encounters pedestrians crossing the crosswalk, it should stop and yield. If there are double yellow lines or barriers in the center of the road without a green belt, and pedestrians step onto the zebra crossing, vehicles must yield.