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A pedestrian using a white cane is preparing to cross. What should you avoid?
Correct answer: Honking or giving verbal directions
Why
Stop and yield quietly; the pedestrian may rely on traffic sounds to judge the crossing.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · Blind pedestrians · p. 68
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