Driversĭrivers approaching intersections must yield the right of way to whoever is already legally using the intersection. Pedestrians also have the right of way on sidewalks when a vehicle is pulling out of a driveway, alley, or private road. If a marked crosswalk has no traffic signals at all, drivers must yield to pedestrians. If there are no pedestrian signals at an intersection with a traffic light, pedestrians must wait to cross when traffic going in the same direction has a green light. When “Don’t Walk” is flashing, pedestrians already crossing the street have the right of way and can keep crossing, but pedestrians who haven’t started crossing shouldn’t enter the crosswalk. They have the right of way when a traffic signal shows a “Walk” symbol and lose the right of way with a steady “Don’t Walk” symbol. Pedestrians must obey traffic signals to help avoid pedestrian accidents. Exposure to Hazardous or Toxic Materials.Broken or Malfunctioning Tool Accident Cases.Fall Through Holes at Construction Sites.Fatalities Caused by Construction Accidents.Duty of Bus to Safely Drop Off Passenger.Failure to Properly Diagnose a Medical Condition.
Defective Maintenance of Buildings and Property.
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