Nunavut Class 7 Knowledge Test · Question
In Nunavut, a pedestrian crossing with a white cane or guide dog:
Pedestrians using mobility/assist aids have full right-of-way.
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Question: In Nunavut, a pedestrian crossing with a white cane or guide dog:
Answer options:
- Should be passed quickly ✅ Has full right-of-way — drivers must stop
- Can be honked at
- Is not protected
Correct answer: Has full right-of-way — drivers must stop
Explanation: Pedestrians using mobility/assist aids have full right-of-way.
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