If there is no crosswalk and you see a pedestrian crossing your lane ahead, you should:

• A. Stop and let him/her finish crossing.
• B. Honk and proceed.
• C. Speed up to pass before they finish.
• D. Turn left to avoid them.

Answer: (A)

When a pedestrian is crossing in your lane, you must stop and let them finish crossing. Drivers are required to yield to pedestrians in the roadway, and not having a marked crosswalk doesn’t change that responsibility. Stopping gives the pedestrian safe passage and prevents a possible collision.

Honing your horn or trying to speed up to pass before they finish doesn’t give you priority and can startle the pedestrian or force a risky move. Turning left to "avoid" them could put you into oncoming traffic or into the pedestrian’s path. Once the person is safely out of your lane, proceed with caution.