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Connecticut Class D Knowledge Test
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Your lane displays a green left arrow, but a pedestrian is lawfully still in the crosswalk you would cross. What should you do?
Correct answer: Yield and turn only after the conflict is clear.
Why
A green arrow permits a cautious movement in its direction, but you must yield to pedestrians lawfully in the crosswalk and vehicles lawfully using the intersection. At this controlled intersection, a crossing pedestrian retains priority until reaching the opposite curb or a safety zone. Check the full path before turning.
Verified against Connecticut Driver's Manual · Green arrow and a pedestrian · p. 47
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