Virginia Passenger Knowledge Exam Practice
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You come to an intersection with no traffic light and no officer. A pedestrian with a white cane that has a red tip starts to cross in front of you. What must you do?
A approaches an intersection without signals or an officer. A pedestrian using a white cane with a red tip starts across A’s lane.
Correct answer: Come to a full stop before the crossing point and let the person cross
Why
A blind or partly blind pedestrian depends on sound and on drivers who stop. The full-stop rule applies at an intersection or crossing point that no traffic light or officer controls; where a light or an officer controls it, obey them and still give the person time to finish crossing. Older people and people with disabilities can move slowly, so wait until the person is fully out of your path.
Verified against Virginia Driver's Manual · Sharing the Road: Pedestrians · p. 22
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