When turning to enter another road, if there are pedestrians crossing, must we give way to them?
Right of way
Explanation
When a vehicle is going to **turn to enter another road** and there are **pedestrians crossing**, it is mandatory to **yield to them**. This is because pedestrians have priority in these situations, regardless of whether there is a marked pedestrian crossing or not.
- Pedestrians always have priority when a vehicle is turning onto a new road and they are crossing.
- This rule ensures the **safety of pedestrians**, allowing them to cross without the risk of being run over by turning vehicles.
Therefore, you must always stop and allow pedestrians to cross before continuing with your turning maneuver.
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