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A pedestrian using a white cane is crossing your path. What should 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 give the person time to cross.
Why
Yield to a pedestrian with a clearly visible disability, including someone using a white cane or guide dog. Be patient and keep a safe distance. Do not assume the person can see or hear you or can move quickly.
Verified against Illinois Rules of the Road, July2026 · Pedestrian with a visible disability · p. 43
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