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School Zones, Railways & Work AreasStandalone practice
A work-zone flagger gives directions that differ from the normal lane marking. What should a driver do?
Blue car A approaches a work zone. A flagger in a yellow vest holds a red octagonal STOP paddle with white letters and a white border. Orange cones mark the work area. An inset enlarges the same STOP face. No response by A is highlighted.
Correct answer: Follow the flagger's directions, not the lane marking.
Why
A flagger provides temporary traffic direction where construction has changed the normal path.
Verified against Indiana Driver's Manual · Flagger directions · p. 52
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