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These school entrance markings have an upright no-stopping sign in force. Why must you keep the area clear?
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It would obstruct everyone's view of the area
It would obstruct teachers' access to the school
It would obstruct delivery vehicles' access to the school
It would obstruct emergency vehicles' access to the school
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It would obstruct everyone's view of the areaThis was the right answer
Stopping can block children’s and drivers’ view of each other. With the no-stopping sign in force, do not wait, park or pick up/set down there. Even without that restriction, the Code advises against stopping near a school entrance.
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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.