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You are driving through a school zone while its warning lights are flashing. A school traffic patrol member at the crosswalk signals you to stop. What must you do?
Correct answer: Keep to the lower school zone limit, then stop and yield as the patrol member directs
Why
Children may run into the road without looking, so school zones have lower limits when children are most likely to be present. Crossing guards and patrol members control the crosswalk; follow their signals and stay stopped until they clear you to go. Posted school zone speed signs are official traffic-control devices, which Missouri law requires you to obey.
Verified against Missouri Driver Guide · Sharing The Road With Pedestrians · p. 32, 45
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