A school entrance has yellow zig-zag lines and the words 'SCHOOL KEEP CLEAR'. What does this mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. You must not stop or park there, even to set down children
- Step 1: The markings protect the view of children crossing near the gate. Step 2. The restriction applies to stopping, so quick drop-offs are not allowed. Answer: You must not stop or park there, even to set down children. Why not the others: Closed times need a sign to be an exception, and staying in the car does not change a stopping ban.
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