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Oklahoma Class D Knowledge Test Practice
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You see this fluorescent yellow-green diamond sign with a black walking person. No one is in the road, but a person stands at the curb just ahead. What should you do?
Correct answer: Slow down, watch both sides, and be ready to stop and yield
Why
Oklahoma uses fluorescent yellow-green for high-emphasis signs at school, pedestrian and bicycle crossings. Pedestrians in a crosswalk, marked or unmarked, have the right-of-way over most vehicles. Watch for children and for people who use wheelchairs, walkers or canes, because they can need more time to cross.
Verified against Oklahoma Driver Manual · Warning Signs · p. 21, 50
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