At a pedestrian crossing marked only with road markings, when must you stop?
A)When the pedestrian is already crossing it, but not when they only show their intention to do so.
B)Only when an officer indicates so.
C)Whenever a pedestrian is crossing it or shows their intention to do so.Correct
At pedestrian crossings, priority always belongs to the pedestrian. This priority extends not only to those who have already begun to cross, but also to those who are waiting on the pavement and show a clear intention to do so. For safety, the driver must anticipate and stop the vehicle to give way to them.