Pedestrians must use crosswalks at intersections where traffic signals are present. Pedestrians must follow traffic signals and signs.Washington State Law requires that drivers stop for pedestrians to cross at all intersections, even if they are not marked. In general, pedestrians have the right of way. Drivers owe pedestrians a duty of care when they are out on the roads. In Washington State, you're a pedestrian if you're on foot, in a wheelchair, or are operating any vehicle under your own power (excluding bicycles). Drivers are required to stop for pedestrians when crossing the street at marked crosswalks and at intersections as well. Generally, pedestrians have the right of way at all marked and unmarked crosswalks. However, this does not grant unconditional rights to pedestrians. What Are Washington State's Right of Way Laws?