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A school crossing guard directs you to stop before a marked stop line while a child crosses. What should you do?
Blue car A approaches a marked school crossing with a white stop line before it. An authorized guard holds a STOP paddle toward A. The guard and a child are still in the crossing.
Correct answer: Stop at the line until the guard lets you go
Why
Stop when a school crossing guard directs it. Use the marked stop line and keep the crossing clear. Resume only when movement is permitted and all pedestrians are safely clear of your path.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · School crossing guard directs stop · p. 95
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