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School Zones, Railways & Work AreasStandalone practice
An authorized work-zone flagger displays STOP to your lane. What must you do?
A is the only car approaching a flagger who holds a STOP paddle. Cones mark the work area. An enlarged paddle detail repeats the STOP face already specified by the stem; the car has no response halo.
Correct answer: Stop and wait for the flagger to permit movement.
Why
Slow on approach and obey the authorized flagger’s STOP direction. Wait until the flagger permits your movement, then proceed cautiously through the changing work area. Keep watching for workers, equipment and changing traffic movements.
Verified against Maryland Driver's Manual · Work zones · p. 31
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