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Florida Class E Knowledge Practice Test
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Children and a school crossing guard are in a marked crosswalk with a marked stop line before it. Where should you stop?
Blue A approaches a marked school crossing. A white stop line is before the crosswalk. A guard holds a STOP paddle toward A, and the guard and a child remain in the crossing.
Correct answer: At the stop line, before the crosswalk.
Why
Drivers must obey the crossing guard, stop before the crosswalk, and wait until the crossing is safely released.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Crossing guard in crosswalk · p. 97
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