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In a work zone, a flagger holds up a STOP paddle, and you stop. After a minute, the lane ahead looks clear, but the flagger still shows STOP. What should you do?
A is stopped in a work zone where a flagger continues to display a STOP paddle.
Correct answer: Stay stopped until the flagger turns the paddle to SLOW or waves you on.
Why
Flaggers wear a bright, reflective orange vest and use a STOP/SLOW paddle to control traffic through a work zone. A Flagger warning sign ahead means stay alert and be ready to stop. The flagger may be letting traffic from the other direction use a single open lane.
Verified against Nebraska Class O Driver's Manual · Work Zone Devices · p. 51
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