Failure to Yield to Pedestrian
A failure to yield to pedestrian ticket in Alberta will result in a $810 fine and 4 demerits on your Alberta driving record.
Not only is the fine significant but failing to yield to a pedestrian is a major traffic violation resulting in large insurance rate increases you'll pay for a three year period.
We Know How to Fight a Failure to Yield to Pedestrian Ticket
Randall Hicks has spent more than 40 years helping Alberta drivers fight tickets to manage their driving records. He consistently improves demerit and insurance impact and has handled a great number of fail to yield to pedestrian cases
…even accident cases where there was a pedestrian hit by a car. Find out more about pedestrian accidents
Why Did I Get a Failure to Yield to Pedestrian Ticket?
Pedestrians have the right of way in a crosswalk unless a peace officer or traffic control device directs otherwise. Even if the crosswalk is unmarked, you must always stop to yield to pedestrians.
Marked Crosswalk: Any part of a road distinctly marked by signs, lines, or marking on the road indicating a pedestrian crossing
Unmarked Crosswalk: The part of a roadway connecting 2 sidewalks, curbs, or road edges at an intersection - an invisible line corner to corner across the road. Unmarked crosswalks exist at all intersections unless there is a sign stating otherwise.
As we stated before, over the years we’ve helped a vast number of people with failing to yield to pedestrian tickets and we can certainly help you.
The consultation is always free, informative, and no pressure… so contact us now.
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