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Revision question · Other road users
What do these school entrance markings require when the accompanying upright no-stopping sign is in force?
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Sound your horn to alert other road users
Stop to allow children to cross
You mustn't wait or park on these lines
You mustn't drive over these lines
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You mustn't wait or park on these linesThis was the right answer
You must not wait, park or stop to pick up or set down on the entrance markings during the signed prohibition. They protect sight lines. General advice also says not to stop near a school entrance; the original road marking alone does not show the legal 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.