What is law for yielding to a pedestrian in Oregon?

This means that drivers must stop for pedestrians who are in the crosswalk, even if the pedestrian is not in the driver's lane of travel. Drivers must also yield to pedestrians who are crossing the street at an unmarked intersection.

In addition, drivers must yield to pedestrians who are using a wheelchair, walker, or other assistive device. Drivers must also yield to pedestrians who are blind or visually impaired.

Penalties for failing to yield to a pedestrian can include fines, imprisonment, and loss of license.

Here are some tips for drivers on how to safely yield to pedestrians:

* Be aware of your surroundings and look for pedestrians before you start to drive.

* Pay attention to the traffic signals and signs, and obey the speed limit.

* If you see a pedestrian in a crosswalk, come to a complete stop and wait for the pedestrian to cross.

* If you are turning right at an intersection, yield to any pedestrians who are crossing the street.

* Be patient and courteous to pedestrians.