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Why should you avoid waving another road user through?
Blue A and silver B occupy separate lanes before a marked crosswalk.
Correct answer: Because they may face a hazard you cannot see
Why
Avoid waving another driver or pedestrian through. You can control only your own vehicle and may not see a hazard in another lane or approach; let others assess their own path while you obey the right-of-way rules.
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