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Idaho Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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A person with a clearly visible white cane is crossing your path. What must you do?
A white-cane pedestrian is already crossing the road at the intersection, ahead of car A. No officer is actively directing traffic. An enlarged detail shows the cane.
Correct answer: Yield and let the person cross safely
Why
Idaho requires drivers to yield to an individual with a disability carrying a clearly visible white cane or accompanied by a service dog. Slow or stop as needed and allow a safe crossing. Do not use the horn to demand priority.
Verified against Idaho Driver’s Handbook, July 2026 · Pedestrian with a white cane · p. 75, 96
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