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On a city street, you pass a five-sided yellow sign that shows two walking children. No speed limit sign is posted with it. What should you do?
Correct answer: Watch closely for children near the road, and be ready to stop.
Why
The five-sided school sign marks the beginning of a school zone and warns you of school crossings. Children are hard to predict and can run into the street without a look, so scan both sides of the road and be ready to stop. The 20 mph school speed limit applies where school speed signs mark a school speed zone, at the times that those signs show.
Verified against Oregon Driver Manual · School zones · p. 57
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