School patrols must be obeyed
- at all times ✓
- only during school hours
- only at marked crosswalks
- when children are present
Answer: A. at all times
School patrols must be obeyed at all times.
Why this is the answer
The handbook's school-zone guidance says to look for school patrols or crossing supervisors and to obey them at all times. It does not limit that duty to school hours, marked crosswalks, or moments when children are visible. The rule applies whenever a patrol is directing traffic.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B. only during school hours — Waiting for school hours to end is not the rule; the handbook says patrols must be obeyed at all times.
- C. only at marked crosswalks — The duty is not tied to marked crosswalks; the passage states patrols must be obeyed at all times.
- D. when children are present — You do not get to decide based only on whether children are present; the handbook says obey patrols at all times.
Remember it
Picture a patrol's stop signal as always in force, not just during school hours.
Official handbook: ICBC Learn to Drive Smart, Chapter 6: sharing the road – Pedestrians, p. 84