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Vermont Operator License Permit Practice Test
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On a town street, you pass a fluorescent yellow-green diamond sign with a black walking person. No one is in the road at the moment. What does the sign tell you to do?
Correct answer: Watch for people who cross ahead, and be ready to slow or stop
Why
Pedestrian and school warning signs are often fluorescent yellow-green, so that they are easy to see. Watch for people who step into the road from between parked vehicles or who cross where there is no marked crosswalk. Take extra care near children, older people and people with a disability, because they are the most frequent victims of pedestrian crashes.
Verified against Vermont Driver's Manual · Warning signs · p. 34, 38, 39
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