What should you do if you see pedestrians waiting at a crosswalk?

When you see pedestrians waiting at a crosswalk, the appropriate action is to stop and allow them to cross. This behavior aligns with traffic laws and ensures the safety of pedestrians, who have the right of way in these situations. Yielding to pedestrians demonstrates respect for their presence and acknowledges their need to cross safely.

By stopping, you contribute to a responsible driving culture and help prevent accidents that could occur if drivers choose to accelerate or ignore pedestrians. This practice also encourages a more harmonious interaction between drivers and those on foot, fostering a safer environment for everyone on the road.

Maintaining a vigilant and cautious approach around crosswalks is essential, especially in urban areas where pedestrian traffic is higher.