While driving your car you see a disabled person ahead, slowly crossing the street using a walker, crutch, orthopedic cane, or wheelchair:

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29 April, 09:17

While driving your car you see a disabled person ahead, slowly crossing the street using a walker, crutch, orthopedic cane, or wheelchair:

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Konner Newman · Answer 1

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

While driving your car you see a disabled person ahead, slowly crossing the street using a walker, crutch, orthopedic cane, or wheelchair: at that moment you have to completely stop the car, wait for the person to cross, and then move on.

In all intersections and driveways, be careful and expect people to cross. Not only pedestrians but bicycles. So as part of your good driving habits, remember to completely stop in these cases as well as learn all the traffic signals that you will find on the road, so you know their meaning and what to do in every case.

Ernie · Answer 2

You stop and wait for them to cross