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Hawaii Class 3 Learner's Permit Test Practice
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A work-zone flagger directs you to stop even though a nearby signal is green. What should you do?
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.
Correct answer: Obey the flagger and stop in the directed position.
Why
Authorized work-zone directions must be followed so traffic can move safely through changing conditions.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Obeying a flagger · p. 51
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