What should a driver do if another vehicle has stopped at a crosswalk to allow a pedestrian to cross?

When a vehicle stops at a crosswalk to allow a pedestrian to cross, the driver should always wait until the pedestrian has safely crossed. This action is crucial for ensuring the safety of pedestrians, as they have the right-of-way in this situation. By waiting, the driver demonstrates respect for traffic laws designed to protect pedestrians and avoids potential accidents.

Overtaking and passing a stopped vehicle can create dangerous situations, as it may lead to serious collisions with the pedestrian who is crossing or with the stopped vehicle itself. Speeding around a stopped vehicle is equally reckless, as it disregards the pedestrian’s right to cross safely. Signaling the stopped vehicle to move could confuse other drivers and may not consider the pedestrian's safety. Therefore, waiting until the pedestrian has completely crossed the crosswalk is the safest and most responsible action to take.