What should drivers do when they see a pedestrian signal indicating "walk"?

When drivers see a pedestrian signal indicating "walk," they are required to stop and give the pedestrian the right of way. This signal is specifically designed to inform both drivers and pedestrians of the appropriate actions to take. The "walk" signal means it is safe for pedestrians to cross the street, thereby prioritizing their safety.

By stopping and yielding the right of way, drivers contribute to a safer environment and adhere to traffic laws meant to protect vulnerable road users. This action not only helps prevent accidents but also promotes a culture of respect and awareness among all road users.

In contexts where a "walk" signal is present, the expectation is clear: pedestrians have legal and moral precedence to cross, and drivers must be prepared to stop, further emphasizing the importance of pedestrian safety on the road.