Revision question · Band 2 traffic signs and signals, car control, pedestrians, mechanical knowledge

You see a pedestrian with a working hearing dog wearing its distinctive burgundy jacket. What does this tell you?

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The person is elderly

The person is colour-blind

The person is dog-training

The person is deaf or has hearing loss

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A working hearing dog wears a distinctive burgundy jacket in public. It makes the person's deafness or hearing loss more visible. Slow down, allow space and do not rely on the person hearing your vehicle. A generic yellow dog coat does not establish this.

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Recognise a working hearing dogReviewed guidance summary · The corrected lesson uses the inspected current burgundy hearing-dog jacket and does not infer hearing loss from an arbitrary yellow coat.

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