Under South Carolina law, what must a driver do when encountering a blind pedestrian carrying an all-white cane or accompanied by a guide dog?

Take all necessary precautions and come to a complete stop to yield the right-of-way.

Sound your horn to notify the pedestrian that you are entering the crosswalk.

Flash your headlights to indicate that the pedestrian should hurry across.

Proceed cautiously if the pedestrian is more than ten feet from your vehicle.

Take all necessary precautions and come to a complete stop to yield the right-of-way.

What legal status do bicycles have on South Carolina roadways?

Bicycles are legally defined as vehicles and riders have the same rights and duties as motor vehicle drivers.

Bicycles must yield the right-of-way to all motor vehicles at every intersection.

Bicycles are legally defined as vehicles and riders have the same rights and duties as motor vehicle drivers.

Cyclists are treated as pedestrians and must ride on sidewalks facing oncoming traffic.

Bicycles are permitted only on designated multi-use trails and private roads.

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Under South Carolina law, what must a driver do when encountering a blind pedestrian carrying an all-white cane or accompanied by a guide dog?
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Answer: D. South Carolina's White Cane Law requires drivers to take special precautions and yield the right-of-way to blind pedestrians who are carrying a white cane or walking with a guide dog. Drivers must stop to avoid endangering the pedestrian. Blind pedestrians rely on vehicle engine noise to navigate, so never honk your horn or rev your engine while waiting for them to cross.
Source: SC Driver's Manual — Pedestrians & Sharing the Road (p. 47)
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What legal status do bicycles have on South Carolina roadways?
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Answer: B. In South Carolina, bicycles are legally classified as vehicles. Bicyclists have the same rights and responsibilities as motorists, including obeying traffic signs and signals, signaling turns, and riding on the right side with traffic. Motorists must yield to bicyclists just as they would to any other vehicle and maintain a safe clearance cushion when sharing traffic lanes.
Source: SC Driver's Manual — Bicycles & Sharing the Road (pp. 48–49)

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How many Sharing the Road (Pedestrians, Trucks & Bicycles) questions are on the South Carolina SCDMV Permit?

QuizCram covers 30 practice questions in the Sharing the Road (Pedestrians, Trucks & Bicycles) domain, mapped directly to the official examination blueprint.

What is the passing score for the South Carolina SCDMV Permit?

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