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An electronic school zone sign is displaying 40 km/h as children arrive at school. What does this mean?

โœ“ ANSWER

40 km/h is the legal speed limit while the sign is operating

Variable school zone signs set a legal speed limit whenever they are switched on.

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  1. โœ“40 km/h is the legal speed limit while the sign is operating
  2. โœ—40 km/h is only a suggestion for careful drivers
  3. โœ—The limit applies only if children are on the road itself
  4. โœ—The sign applies only to buses and heavy vehicles

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