When no sidewalks are provided, neither the pedestrian nor the motorist has the right-of-way. Instead, drivers must keep their eyes on the road and avoid pedestrians, and pedestrians must anticipate vehicles on the highway with consideration for their own safety. However, pedestrians do not have a legal duty to watch behind them for vehicles approaching from the rear to check if they are in danger of being struck. As a pedestrian, it is important to remain diligent and, to the best of your ability, keep a lookout for oncoming traffic.