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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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You walk to a street corner to cross. The DON'T WALK hand is flashing, and you have not stepped into the street yet. What should you do?
An orange raised-hand pedestrian signal is shown with a flash-state caption. The pedestrian has not started crossing; no walk, wait or stop instruction is added to the question view.
Correct answer: Wait at the curb for the next WALK signal
Why
Drivers must know this signal too. When the hand flashes, expect pedestrians who are still in the crosswalk to finish, and yield to them before you turn. As a pedestrian, wait a few feet back from the curb, and make eye contact with drivers before you cross.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · Pedestrian signals · p. 70
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