What is California Vehicle code 132025?

>Every driver of a motor vehicle shall stop such vehicle at a marked crosswalk or, in the absence of such marked crosswalk, at an unmarked crosswalk at an intersection, to permit a pedestrian within such marked or unmarked crosswalk to cross the roadway.

This law requires drivers to yield the right of way to pedestrians who are crossing the street at a marked or unmarked crosswalk. Drivers must stop their vehicles and wait for pedestrians to cross safely. If there is a marked crosswalk, drivers must stop at the line. If there is no marked crosswalk, drivers must stop at a point where they can see pedestrians in the crosswalk.

CVC 132025 does not apply to drivers who are turning right at an intersection, unless there is a pedestrian in the crosswalk who is also turning right.

Drivers who violate CVC 132025 can be cited by a police officer and may be fined or sentenced to jail.

Here are some tips for drivers to avoid violating CVC 132025:

* Be aware of your surroundings. Pay attention to pedestrians who are crossing the street, especially at intersections.

* Obey the law. Stop your vehicle at marked or unmarked crosswalks when you see pedestrians.

* Be patient. Wait for pedestrians to cross safely before you proceed.

By following these tips, drivers can help to keep pedestrians safe and avoid getting cited for CVC 132025.