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A sign showing two children means what?
Under ICBC rules, a pentagon-shaped sign showing two children walking warns drivers of an upcoming school zone or school pedestrian crossing. This sign alerts d
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Question: A sign showing two children means what?
Answer options:
- Daycare ahead ✅ School zone or pedestrian crossing
- Playground
- Residential area
Correct answer: School zone or pedestrian crossing
Explanation: Under ICBC rules, a pentagon-shaped sign showing two children walking warns drivers of an upcoming school zone or school pedestrian crossing. This sign alerts drivers to watch for children and prepare to reduce speed to 30 km/h when school is in session. Playground zones are instead marked by a sign showing a child chasing a ball, while daycare and residential areas use different, non-standard signage. Recognizing these specific sign shapes and symbols is highly relevant for the Class 7 exam, as school zone signs dictate strict speeding laws that are heavily tested on both the knowledge and road tests.
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