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A pedestrian started crossing legally on WALK. The signal changes to a flashing raised hand while the person is still in the crosswalk. What should a turning driver do?
Correct answer: Yield and let the pedestrian finish crossing safely.
Why
Let the pedestrian finish safely. A person who began crossing on WALK may continue to the far sidewalk or safety island when the indication changes. A person who has not started must not begin on the flashing or steady raised hand. A turning driver must continue to yield as required.
Verified against Illinois Rules of the Road, July2026 · Pedestrian finishing under flashing hand · p. 81
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