Delaware Class D car Test 12

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1. At an intersection, you see no painted crosswalk lines. What should you conclude?
Pedestrians may cross only after all vehicles have passed.Any pedestrian crossing there automatically loses the right-of-way.A crosswalk may still exist; remain alert for pedestrians.There cannot be a crosswalk unless lines are painted.

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At an intersection, you see no painted crosswalk lines. What should you conclude?
Correct answer: A crosswalk may still exist; remain alert for pedestrians.
Delaware's manual says that not all crosswalks are marked. The absence of paint does not establish that pedestrians cannot cross; remain alert and yield as required.
Source: Delaware Driver Manual, July 2026, Pavement Markings: crosswalks and stop lines, continued; printed page 85, physical PDF page 85. Currently linked manual checked September 29, 2026. ↗

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