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As a pedestrian at a signal-controlled crossing with a push button, when should you start crossing?
An adult approaches a reachable push button on the near sidewalk. The far-side pedestrian signal shows a steady orange hand. The pedestrian remains behind the curb beside the marked crossing.
Correct answer: Press the button, wait for the walking-person signal and check traffic.
Why
Press the button for your crossing when one is provided. Wait for the walking-person signal and check traffic before entering. Do not start on a steady or flashing orange hand; if it appears after you have started, continue across promptly and safely.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Pedestrian safety · p. 74, 75
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