School zone: When you pass this sign, what should you know?

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Why

This five-sided yellow sign with two walking figures is the school advance warning sign. It tells you that a school zone is near or starting here, so slow down, watch for children who may dart into the street, and be ready to stop.

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Topic: Warning signs   License: Car permit

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• Pedestrians, Children and School Buses

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