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Why must these road markings be kept clear?
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To allow schoolchildren to be dropped off
To allow teachers to park
To allow schoolchildren to be picked up
To allow an unobstructed view of the area
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To allow an unobstructed view of the areaThis was the right answer
School entrance markings protect sight lines between children and approaching road users. Keep them clear, including when picking up or setting down. Where upright signs prohibit stopping, obey that legal restriction during its stated times.
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Rule 238Highway Code rule · The inspected yellow entrance zigzags protect sight lines. The corrected statutory wording includes the upright no-stopping sign and its times.Rule 243Highway Code rule · The inspected yellow entrance zigzags protect sight lines. The corrected statutory wording includes the upright no-stopping sign and its times.Keep entrance clear of stationary vehicles, even if picking up or setting down childrenRoad marking · The inspected yellow entrance zigzags protect sight lines. The corrected statutory wording includes the upright no-stopping sign and its times.