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Answer:

C stopping.

Explanation:

The situation varies, if there is a cross-walk and there is a pedestrian trying to cross you it is mandatory to stop. and allow the pedestrian the right of way. so if you're driving and suddenly stop to allow the pedestrian their right of way then all oncoming vehicles must stop to allow the pedestrian to cross the street.

A primary goal of signaling and interlocking is to govern & regulate the passage of trains safely and effectively. Signaling is the use and operation of signals, points, block instruments, and other linked equipment in a planned manner to ensure the safe and reliable operation of trains.

  • This circumstance varies; if there is a crosswalk and a person is attempting to cross, you should stop, and give that pedestrian the right of way.
  • So, if you're driving and suddenly stop to allow a pedestrian a right of way, all approaching vehicles must also stop to allow the person to cross the street.

Therefore, the final answer is "Option C".

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