Which sign warns of a school crossing patrol ahead?

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Which sign warns of a school crossing patrol ahead?

Explanation:
A sign that explicitly says “School Crossing Patrol Ahead” is telling you to expect a crossing point near a school where a trained crossing patroller may stop traffic to help children cross. The main idea is to slow down and be ready to stop if the patroller signals you to do so. This helps protect pedestrians in a school zone. The other signs point to different hazards: tunnel ahead, trams crossing ahead, or an overhead electric cable, none of which relate to a school crossing patroller.

A sign that explicitly says “School Crossing Patrol Ahead” is telling you to expect a crossing point near a school where a trained crossing patroller may stop traffic to help children cross. The main idea is to slow down and be ready to stop if the patroller signals you to do so. This helps protect pedestrians in a school zone.

The other signs point to different hazards: tunnel ahead, trams crossing ahead, or an overhead electric cable, none of which relate to a school crossing patroller.

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