When approaching a crossing where pedestrians cross with no signals, you should

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Pedestrians have the right of way at crossings without signals, so you must slow down and stop if someone is crossing or about to cross. Stop and yield the roadway, then proceed only after the crosswalk is clear and you can do so safely. This keeps pedestrians safe, especially since they may be slower or unsure of traffic. Do not speed up, honk to hurry them, or drive around the crosswalk—these actions endanger them. As you approach, look for anyone about to step into the crosswalk and be prepared to stop even if they’re not yet in the roadway.