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1.What is the typical speed limit in Arizona school zones?
School zones in Arizona typically have a 15 mph speed limit, clearly posted and strictly enforced during school hours or flashing signs.
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2.When must drivers stop for a school bus with flashing red lights?
Drivers must stop in both directions when a school bus uses flashing red lights, unless separated by a physical median.
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3.What penalty applies for speeding in a school zone?
Speeding in a school zone results in higher penalties, including double fines and possible license points.
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4.When can you pass another vehicle in a school zone?
Arizona prohibits passing in an active school zone, regardless of traffic or visible children, for maximum safety.
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5.What is required when children are present in a marked school crossing?
Drivers must stop and remain stopped until all pedestrians have completely cleared the crosswalk, not just passed in front.
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6.What is a residential area’s default speed limit unless posted otherwise?
In Arizona, the default speed limit for residential areas is 25 mph unless signs indicate a different limit.
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7.When should headlights be used in school zones?
Drivers should use headlights when visibility is limited, such as early morning near schools or poor weather conditions.
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8.Can you make a U-turn in a school zone?
U-turns are generally prohibited in school zones unless explicitly permitted or directed by law enforcement.
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9.What is the penalty for not stopping at a school crossing guard’s signal?
Failing to obey a school crossing guard is a moving violation, resulting in fines and license points in Arizona.
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10.When must you stop for pedestrians in residential crosswalks?
Arizona law requires stopping for any pedestrian in crosswalks in residential areas, regardless of age or time.
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11.What sign is typically placed near school areas?
A fluorescent yellow-green pentagon-shaped sign is used to warn of school crossings or zones.
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12.When is school zone enforcement typically active?
Enforcement of school zone speed limits is active during posted hours or when lights are flashing.
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13.What should a driver do when approaching a crossing guard holding up a stop sign?
Drivers must come to a complete stop and stay stopped until the crossing guard lowers the stop sign and clears the intersection.
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14.Are bicycles allowed in school zones?
Cyclists are allowed in school zones and must follow the same laws as vehicles, including yielding and speed limits.
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15.How far from a school bus stop sign should a vehicle stop?
Arizona law requires stopping at least 15 feet from a school bus with an extended stop sign and flashing lights.
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16.When can drivers resume after stopping for a school bus?
Drivers must remain stopped until the buss red lights stop flashing and the stop arm is retracted.
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17.What action is required if a child runs into the street in a residential area?
Drivers must brake immediately and stop to avoid harm, especially in residential zones where children may be unpredictable.
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18.Are school zones considered special hazard areas?
Arizona identifies school zones as special hazard areas, which require extra caution and reduced speed limits.
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19.What is the purpose of flashing yellow lights in a school zone?
Flashing yellow lights in school zones indicate reduced speed enforcement is currently in effect drivers must slow down immediately.
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