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He's physically disabled
He's deaf and blind
He's blind
He's deaf
Explanation: It's not always possible to spot a pedestrian with a disability. But when a person is using a white cane, they're probably visually impaired. There are two types of white cane
- A plain white cane means the person is blind or visually impaired
- A white cane with a red band means the person is blind and deaf or hearing impaired
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References: The Official DVSA Guide to Driving: Section 10, Highway Code: Rule 207
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