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Rules of the Road

You see a white cane or guide dog. What does this indicate?

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Correct Answer: B. A blind or visually impaired pedestrian who has the right-of-way

A white cane or a guide dog indicates a blind or visually impaired pedestrian. They have the right-of-way at all times. You must stop and wait for them to cross safely.

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