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Nevada Class C Instruction Permit Practice Test
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A school crossing guard stops your lane so children can cross. The children reach the far curb, but the guard is still walking back across the street. When may you go?
Blue A approaches a crosswalk where the crossing guard remains in the road. Two children are fully visible at the far curb.
Correct answer: After the guard and everyone else are completely out of the crosswalk
Why
Disobeying a school crossing guard is a misdemeanor in Nevada. Children can turn back or run, so after the crosswalk is clear, start slowly and keep scanning. Near schools, also watch for children between parked cars and at bus stops.
Verified against Official Nevada Driver Handbook · School areas · p. 33, 66
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