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A school-zone speed sign displays 15 mph and the control is in effect. What maximum should you obey?
Correct answer: 15 mph, and lower when conditions require it.
Why
Follow the active 15-mph control and stay ready for children, buses, and crossing activity. Children can appear from behind parked vehicles or buses with little warning. The active limit is a maximum, so slow further if visibility or crossing activity requires more stopping space.
Verified against Mississippi Driver's License Manual · Legal Speeds · p. 41
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