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A blind pedestrian using a guide dog is crossing your path at a pedestrian crossing. What should you do?
Correct answer: Stop as needed and allow the pedestrian to cross safely.
Why
Michigan law requires all necessary precautions to avoid an accident or injury when approaching a crossing used by a blind pedestrian with a cane, dog guide or walker. Stop and yield as needed to provide a safe crossing. Avoid honking or revving the engine. A blind pedestrian without those aids still has the rights of other pedestrians.
Verified against What Every Driver Must Know and cited current authority · Blind pedestrians · p. 69
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