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On a weekday morning, you pass this sign on a city street. What should you do?
Correct answer: Slow down and watch for children who may cross the road
Why
Fluorescent yellow-green signs warn of school, pedestrian and bicycle activity. Near schools, a 20 mph limit applies when it is posted, and children can act without warning. Obey any crossing guard who directs traffic.
Verified against Washington Driver Guide · Other traffic signs · p. 113, 119
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