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Mississippi Class R Knowledge Exam Practice

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At an intersection crosswalk, a pedestrian carrying an extended white cane is preparing to cross your path. What should you do?

A approaches a crosswalk where a pedestrian with an extended white cane is preparing to cross. An enlarged inset makes the cane visible.

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