You see a pedestrian with a dog wearing a yellow or burgundy coat. What does this indicate?

A: The pedestrian is elderly

B: The pedestrian is a dog trainer

C: The pedestrian is colour-blind

D: The pedestrian is deaf

Dogs trained to help deaf people have a yellow or burgundy coat. If you see one, you should take extra care, as the pedestrian may not be aware of vehicles approaching.

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