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You are about to turn at a corner. A pedestrian who uses a white cane starts to cross in front of you where no crosswalk is painted. What must you do?
A approaches a corner to turn. A pedestrian using a white cane starts across the receiving street, where no crosswalk lines are painted. An enlarged detail shows the person’s cane.
Correct answer: Stop and yield until the person has crossed safely.
Why
A white or metallic cane, with or without a red tip, or a guide dog shows that the person may not see your vehicle. Stop far enough back to leave the person room, and wait until the person is out of your path. Stay patient, because the person may cross more slowly than others.
Verified against Ohio Driver Manual · Pedestrians · p. 37
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