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A pedestrian who uses a white cane steps into the street in front of you at an intersection. What should you do?
A pedestrian using a white cane steps into the street ahead of A at an intersection.
Correct answer: Stop, and wait until the person has completely crossed the street
Why
A person who cannot see traffic depends on sound and on drivers who stay still. Do not honk, rev the engine or wave, because these can confuse the person or the service animal. It is also against the law to interfere with a service animal.
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