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You see this sign near a school at home-time, and there are children walking on the pavement and between parked cars. What should you do?
Explanation
Near schools and other places where children are likely to be present, you must anticipate that pedestrians, especially children, may step into the road unexpectedly. The Highway Code Rule 205 states that you should drive with the safety of children in mind and at a speed suitable for the conditions. This means slowing down, being prepared to brake and watching carefully for any movement between parked vehicles. Using the horn, speeding up, or relying on hazard lights does not remove the danger and is not in line with the Highway Code.
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