Texas Class C Learner License Practice Test

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Your light is green and you want to turn right. A pedestrian who started across on the WALK signal is still in the crosswalk that you must cross. The pedestrian signal now shows DON'T WALK. What should you do?

Blue A faces a green light and intends to turn right. A pedestrian is partway across the receiving street in the turn’s crosswalk. The fact card states that the pedestrian started on WALK and now faces DON’T WALK. No route or wait instruction appears.

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