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A pedestrian entered legally and is still crossing your turning path when the pedestrian signal starts flashing its hand. What should you do?
A intends to turn right while a pedestrian is still crossing the receiving road. The pedestrian display shows a flashing hand.
Correct answer: Wait and let the pedestrian finish crossing your path.
Why
Protect a pedestrian who is already crossing lawfully. Wait until your path is safely clear before turning. A flashing hand warns against beginning a new crossing; it does not permit a driver to endanger someone finishing one.
Verified against Mississippi Driver’s License Manual · Pedestrian Signals · p. 40
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