1770

LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 472

(1)  The emergency vehicle has stopped; or

(2)  Otherwise directed by a police officer

[(c)] (E) This section does not relieve the driver of an
emergency vehicle from the duty to drive with due regard for the
safety of all persons.

21-504.

(A) Notwithstanding any other provision of this title, the
driver of a vehicle shall[:

(1) Exercise] EXERCISE due care to avoid colliding
with any pedestrian[;].

[(2) If] (B) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER PROVISION OF

THIS TITLE, THE DRIVER OF A VEHICLE SHALL, IF necessary, warn any
pedestrian by sounding the horn of the vehicle[; and].

[(3) Exercise] (C) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER

PROVISION OF THIS TITLE, THE DRIVER OF A VEHICLE SHALL EXERCISE

proper precaution on observing any child or any obviously
confused or incapacitated individual.

21-509

(a) Except as provided in subsection [(c)] (J) of this
section, a pedestrian may not walk along [or on] a controlled
access highway [or a ramp or access road leading to or from a
controlled access highway].

(B)  EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN SUBSECTION (J) OF THIS SECTION, A
PEDESTRIAN MAY NOT WALK ON A CONTROLLED ACCESS HIGHWAY.

(C)  EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN SUBSECTION (J) OF THIS SECTION, A
PEDESTRIAN MAY NOT WALK ALONG A RAMP LEADING TO OR FROM A
CONTROLLED ACCESS HIGHWAY.

(D)  EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN SUBSECTION (J) OF THIS SECTION, A
PEDESTRIAN MAY NOT WALK ON A RAMP LEADING TO OR FROM A CONTROLLED
ACCESS HIGHWAY.

(E)  EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN SUBSECTION (J) OF THIS SECTION, A
PEDESTRIAN MAY NOT WALK ALONG AN ACCESS ROAD LEADING TO OR FROM A
CONTROLLED ACCESS HIGHWAY.

(F)  EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN SUBSECTION (J) OF THIS SECTION, A
PEDESTRIAN MAY NOT WALK ON AN ACCESS ROAD LEADING TO OR FROM A
CONTROLLED ACCESS HIGHWAY.

[(b)] (G) Except as provided in subsection [(c)] (J) of
this section, a person may not leave any vehicle that is on a
controlled access highway [or on a ramp or access road leading to
or from a controlled access highway].