When driving near a blind pedestrian, what must you legally do?
I just learned about this in driver’s ed last week, but I forget what my teacher said about it. I need to know for my test tomorrow! What are you supposed to do when driving near a blind pedestrian?
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
It’s great that you’re learning about this! When driving near a blind pedestrian, you must decrease your speed and prepare to stop. If the person is trying to cross the road, yield as the pedestrian has the right of way.
When you hear the words blind pedestrian, this typically refers to those with a cane or guide dog aiding them. However, it’s worth noting that pedestrians always have the right of way! If you’re ever in doubt,
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