Pedestrians will have right of way over vehicles when they...
Right of way
Pedestrians have the right of way when they disembark from a bus at a marked stop and are between the bus and the nearest pedestrian area, as the regulations aim to protect their safety in situations of greater vulnerability.
Explanation
Pedestrians have the right of way in several specific situations. One of them is when they are getting on or off public transport at a designated stop. This means that if a pedestrian gets off a bus and is between the bus and the nearest pedestrian area, drivers must yield to them. This rule ensures the safety of pedestrians when crossing from the bus to the sidewalk or pedestrian area.
Therefore, in the described situation, pedestrians getting off a bus at a designated stop have priority over vehicles, ensuring their safety when crossing the street.
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