1762                                        LAWS OF MARYLAND                                    Ch. 472

[3.] (III) If there is no crosswalk,
before entering the intersection; and

[(ii)] (2) Except as provided in [paragraph

(2)] SUBSECTIONS (I), (J), AND (K) of this [subsection] SECTION,

shall remain stopped until a signal to proceed is shown.

[(2)] (I) Unless a sign prohibiting a turn is in
place, vehicular traffic facing a steady red signal, after
stopping as required by [paragraph (1)] SUBSECTION (H) of this
[subsection] SECTION, cautiously may enter the intersection and
make a right turn.

(J) If a sign permitting any other turn is in place,
vehicular traffic facing a steady red signal, after stopping as
required by [paragraph (1)] SUBSECTION (H) of this
[subsection] SECTION, cautiously may enter the intersection and
make the turn indicated by the sign.

(K) In each instance, [this] vehicular traffic DESCRIBED IN
SUBSECTIONS (I) AND (J) OF THIS SECTION shall yield the
right-of-way to any pedestrian lawfully within an adjacent
crosswalk and to any other traffic lawfully using the
intersection.

[(3)] (L) Unless otherwise directed by a pedestrian
control signal as provided in § 21-203 of this subtitle,
pedestrians facing a steady red signal alone may not enter the
roadway.

[(e)] (M) Except for those provisions of this section that
by their very nature cannot apply, this section applies to a
traffic control signal placed at a location other than an
intersection. Each stop required by the signal shall be made at a
sign or marking on the pavement indicating where the stop shall
be made or, if there is no sign or marking, at the signal.

21-203.

(a)  Where special pedestrian control signals showing the
words "walk", "don't walk", or "wait" are in place, the signals
have the indications provided in this section.

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(b)  A pedestrian facing a "walk" signal may cross the
roadway in the direction of the signal and shall be given the
right-of-way by the driver of any vehicle. At an intersection
where an exclusive all-pedestrian interval is provided, a
pedestrian may cross the roadway in any direction within the
intersection.

(c)  A pedestrian may not start to cross the roadway in the
direction of a "don't walk" [or "wait"] signal.

(D) A PEDESTRIAN MAY NOT START TO CROSS THE ROADWAY IN THE
DIRECTION OF A "WAIT SIGNAL".