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Delaware Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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A work-zone flagger directs you to stop even though a nearby signal is green. Which direction controls?
An authorized flagger holds a STOP paddle toward the approaching blue car. A temporary signal facing the same car shows green. Enlarged details show the STOP paddle and the lower green signal lens. Cones mark the work area beyond the flagger. Opposing traffic lanes have two solid yellow lines.
Correct answer: Obey the flagger and stop.
Why
Authorized temporary traffic control manages the immediate work-zone conflict and must be followed.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Work-zone flagger direction · p. 79
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