Assertion: pedestrian's vehicle | /r/CapableOf | yield to pedestrian
Facets:
value: in nineteen states
type: LOCATION
value: regardless of a statutory obligation
type: OTHER
value: in practice
type: TEMPORAL
value: within the crosswalk on the roadway
type: LOCATION
value: in an uncontrolled crosswalk
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Most states also require a vehicle to yield to a pedestrian in an uncontrolled crosswalk, which is a crosswalk that does not have a traffic light or other traffic control device.
text: Vehicles must yield to any pedestrian within the crosswalk on the roadway the vehicle is traveling or turning onto.
text: Of course, it should go without saying that, in practice, a vehicle should yield to a pedestrian regardless of a statutory obligation to do so.
text: In nineteen states, vehicles must yield to pedestrians when the pedestrian is in any part of the road.
text: Other states only require that vehicles yield to pedestrians when pedestrians are within a certain distance of the vehicle, such as the same half of the roadway or a particular number of feet from the vehicle.