New Jersey Pedestrian Yield Laws

Summary

In New Jersey, motorists must stop for pedestrians in marked crosswalks and yield when turning at intersections. Violations can result in fines and points on the drivers record. Pedestrians can walk on rural streets, preferably on the left side facing traffic, and should wear visible clothing, especially at night. Always be cautious and aware of traffic.

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Is it legal to walk on rural street in New Jersey?
In New Jersey, pedestrians are generally allowed to walk on rural streets. However, they should follow these guidelines:
- Walk on the left side of the road facing traffic when sidewalks are not available.
- Wear visible clothing, especially at night.
- Be cautious and aware of traffic at all times.
Is there a specific concern or situation you're facing while walking on a rural street?