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New Jersey Basic Auto Learner Permit Practice Test
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You have a green light and want to go straight. A pedestrian using a white cane starts to cross in front of you, against the signal. What must you do?
A faces a green light and intends to go straight. A person using a white cane has started to cross directly in front of A.
Correct answer: Stop and let the person cross, even though your light is green.
Why
The same duty applies to a person with a trained guide dog and to an instructor who is training a guide dog. A person who cannot see your car depends on drivers to stop and wait quietly. Stay stopped until the person has fully crossed, and do not honk or pass.
Verified against New Jersey Driver Manual · Stopping Regulations · p. 77
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