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A person using a wheelchair is crossing within a marked crosswalk. No traffic signal is installed. What must an approaching driver do?
Correct answer: Yield, stopping if needed, until the person has crossed.
Why
Yield to the wheelchair user in the crosswalk, slowing or stopping as necessary. Iowa includes people using pedestrian conveyances in its crossing protections. Do not pass in front of the person or assume that only someone walking can have priority.
Verified against Iowa Driver's License Manual · Pedestrian Conveyances · p. 10, 18
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