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Pay close attention and adapt speed for possible unexpected crossings.
Pay close attention and adapt speed so you can respond and stop safely. A child may cross unexpectedly or follow another. Obey crossings, signals and directions and do not assume everyone has seen you. Risk also exists when school starts and at other times; care is not confined to the end of the school day.
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Pay close attention and adapt speed for possible unexpected crossings.
Keep speed without precautions because children always wait.
Accelerate to clear the school area sooner.
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