Hawaii Driver's Manual General Practice Test

When a driver sees a pedestrian with a guide dog, the appropriate action is to stop and yield. This is important because guide dogs are trained to assist individuals who are visually impaired, and the presence of a guide dog indicates that the pedestrian may be unable to see incoming vehicles. By stopping and yielding, the driver allows the pedestrian a safe opportunity to cross the street or navigate their surroundings.

Yielding to pedestrians, especially those with assistance animals, is not only a matter of safety but also a legal obligation in many jurisdictions, including Hawaii. Ensuring the safety of all road users demonstrates respect and consideration for those in vulnerable situations.