A pedestrian using a white cane or a guide dog at an intersection is a sign that the person:

• A.Is directing traffic
• B.Is training a pet for a show
• C.Wants drivers to honk
• D.Is blind or visually impaired and must be given extra care and the right-of-way

Why

A white cane or guide dog indicates a blind pedestrian. Always yield and give them extra time and space to cross safely.

Manual topic: California Driver Handbook - Right-of-Way · From the California Learner's Permit (Car) practice bank (CAC-044).

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