What should you do if you encounter a pedestrian crossing at an unmarked intersection?

When encountering a pedestrian crossing at an unmarked intersection, yielding to the pedestrian is the appropriate action to take. This is crucial because, in Nevada, as well as in many other states, pedestrians have the right of way at intersections, whether they are marked or not. Yielding means that you must slow down or stop if necessary to allow the pedestrian to safely cross. This helps ensure the safety of all road users and promotes a culture of respect for pedestrians on the road.

Additionally, unmarked intersections are considered to be areas where pedestrians expect to cross, and drivers must be especially vigilant in these situations. Demonstrating caution and yielding not only complies with traffic laws but also enhances safety for those who may not be easily seen or who might misjudge distances or speeds when crossing the road.