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Confusing Intersections Crowded Intersections Pose a Particular Risk for Older

Question 39

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Confusing intersections Crowded intersections pose a particular risk for older adults not only because of the many cars,but because they often have:

A) narrow sidewalks.
B) lower speed limits.
C) confusing signs.
D) many pedestrians.

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