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In the area I live, the wording is frequently "when children present" so you don't need to know school schedule.
by RaftPeople 1y ago
In the area I live, the wording is frequently "when children present" so you don't need to know school schedule.
- themafia 1y agoPresent means "present in the school." It's not always observable while driving by if you need to obey the reduced limit or not. California does it and I find it absurd. Many other states setup a flashing yellow light and program the light with the school schedule. Then the limit only applies "when light is flashing." Far more sensible.
- username223 1y agoThis is the one most familiar to me. Usually the signs have flashing orange lights to indicate when they're active, but sometimes not. You generally know roughly when the kids are in school (maybe look at the school?), and follow what other drivers are doing. Things like this are why I think fully autonomous driving basically requires AGI.