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Question 19

On a road posted at 60 km/h, a school crossing guard raises the prescribed upright school crossing stop sign. When may an approaching driver who has stopped proceed?

  1. As soon as every child reaches the centre line, even if the guard remains on the roadway
  2. Only after everyone, including the guard, has left the roadway and it is safeCorrect answer
  3. When the guard lowers one hand but remains on the road
  4. Thirty seconds after stopping

Explanation

The displayed school-crossing sign triggers a stop that lasts until all people, including the guard, are off the roadway and proceeding is safe. Waiting only until children reach the centre line leaves both people and the guard exposed, so it does not satisfy the release condition.

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