School and Pedestrian Signs Flashcards
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What does a 'Bicycle Crossing' warning sign look like?
Answer: A diamond-shaped sign with a yellow-green background and a bicycle symbol
Bicycle crossing warning signs are diamond-shaped with a fluorescent yellow-green background and a black bicycle symbol.
A 'Playground' warning sign tells drivers to:
Answer: Watch for children who may run into the roadway unexpectedly
Playground warning signs alert drivers that children playing nearby may unexpectedly dart into the street.
In a school zone when a crossing guard holds up a STOP sign, you must:
Answer: Stop and remain stopped until the guard clears the crosswalk and signals you to go
Crossing guards have legal authority to stop traffic, and drivers must obey their signals just as they would an official traffic control device.
What does a 'School Speed Limit 20 MPH When Flashing' sign mean?
Answer: The 20 mph limit applies only when the yellow lights on the sign are actively flashing
When flashing lights are displayed on this sign, the reduced 20 mph school zone speed limit is in effect; otherwise the normal posted speed applies.
A 'Deaf Child Area' sign is intended to:
Answer: Alert drivers that a child who cannot hear traffic may be in the area
Deaf Child Area signs warn drivers that a hearing-impaired child lives or plays nearby and cannot hear approaching vehicle traffic.
A 'Share the Road' sign with a bicycle symbol next to a pedestrian symbol means:
Answer: Both cyclists and pedestrians use this road and drivers must give them safe space
Share the Road signs alert drivers that vulnerable road users — cyclists and pedestrians — share the roadway and require extra consideration.