Match each school-related road feature or signal with the corresponding driver responsibility.
- School Crossing Patrol officer displaying an upright 'STOP - CHILDREN' signStop and remain completely stationary until all pedestrians and the warden reach the pavement
- Flashing twin amber lights beneath a school warning signReduce speed and drive with extra caution because children are arriving or leaving
- Yellow zig-zag road markings outside a school entranceDo not park, wait, or stop even briefly to set down or pick up passengers
- A stationary bus displaying a yellow reflective school bus emblemBe prepared for children unexpectedly emerging or crossing from behind the vehicle
Cevap
The School Crossing Patrol sign matches with stopping and waiting until the road is completely clear; flashing twin amber lights match with reducing speed during peak school hours; yellow zig-zag lines match with the strict prohibition against stopping or setting down passengers; a stationary school bus matches with anticipating children stepping out from blind spots around the vehicle.
Each feature corresponds to a specific Highway Code rule designed to protect children: crossing patrols hold legal authority to stop traffic, yellow zig-zags preserve clear sightlines outside school gates, flashing amber lights signal active peak school hours, and stationary school buses require heightened vigilance for children crossing from blind spots.
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Child pedestrian safety rules and driver duties around schools and school transport