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Pedestrians And CrosswalksStandalone practice

In an urban area, a pedestrian raises an arm at a right angle and points toward the opposite curb. What may this signal mean?

An urban road has one lane in each direction and a marked crosswalk spanning both lanes between the sidewalks. A woman stands behind the right curb, facing left and extending one arm horizontally toward the opposite curb. Blue car A approaches in the nearest, northbound lane. An enlarged view shows the same gesture.

An urban road has one lane in each direction and a marked crosswalk spanning both lanes between the sidewalks. A woman stands behind the right curb, facing left and extending one arm horizontally toward the opposite curb. Blue car A approaches in the nearest, northbound lane. An enlarged view shows the same gesture.

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