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School Zones, Railways & Work AreasStandalone practice
A school crossing guard is directing you to stop while a child crosses. What must you do?
A school crossing guard directs traffic to stop while a child crosses in front of a blue car.
Correct answer: Stay stopped until the guard lets you go and it is safe.
Why
Obey the school crossing guard’s orders, even if another signal would normally allow you to move. Stop clear of the crossing and remain stopped while directed to do so. Before proceeding when permitted, check that your movement is safe for the child, guard and other road users.
Verified against Guide de la route (SAAQ), French 2024 fourth edition · School zones, railways and work areas
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