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In Alberta, what does a fluorescent yellow-green pentagonal sign signify?
Fluorescent yellow-green pentagonal signs are specifically used in Alberta to warn drivers of school zones or school crossings, indicating the presence of child
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Question: In Alberta, what does a fluorescent yellow-green pentagonal sign signify?
Answer options:
- A pedestrian crossing only. ✅ A school zone or school crossing ahead.
- A playground zone with reduced speed limits.
- A construction zone with active workers.
Correct answer: A school zone or school crossing ahead.
Explanation: Fluorescent yellow-green pentagonal signs are specifically used in Alberta to warn drivers of school zones or school crossings, indicating the presence of children.
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