A triangular sign with a red border shows two children walking. What does it mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Children may be crossing or near the road, as near a school
- Step 1: Upright red-bordered triangles are warnings. Step 2. The symbol warns of children, so slow down and watch the pavement. Answer: Children may be crossing or near the road, as near a school. Why not the others: The symbol does not warn of a park, a footpath end or a pedestrian street.
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