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Passing target: 16 correct signs and 16 correct rules
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A pedestrian starts crossing with the WALK signal, as shown. What must the driver do if the signal changes while the pedestrian is still crossing?
Blue car A plans to turn right while a pedestrian is crossing on WALK. This shows the starting condition before the signal change in the question.
Correct answer: Let the pedestrian finish crossing before you move.
Why
A signal change does not make an occupied crosswalk disappear or remove the driver's duty to avoid the pedestrian.
Verified against Nova Scotia Driver’s Handbook, chapter-2 · Rules of the Road · p. 7
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