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LT School Zone Refresher
Quiz by Mark Lester Diacos
Tag the questions with any skills you have. Your dashboard will track each student's mastery of each skill.
​A red triangular sign with two children running, the word "Patrol", and an attached traffic light is observed. Should this be considered a valid indicator for a school zone?
No, it's just a generic warning sign.
Yes, it indicates a school crossing and is a positive indicator for a school zone.
Only if there’s also a “School” label on the sign.
Only if a school building is visible nearby on GM.
​In the School Zone task for Madrid, if a school zone sign is placed at the end of a road section right before entering a junction, how should this case be handled?
Do not tag it, as the sign is too close to the junction.
Tag only the small road section before the junction.
Only tag if the sign appears in both MM and GM.
Extend the school zone to cover up to the second junction to ensure sufficient coverage.
A red triangular sign with two children running, the word "Patrol", and an attached traffic light is observed. Should this be considered a valid indicator for a school zone?
In the School Zone task for Madrid, if a school zone sign is placed at the end of a road section right before entering a junction, how should this case be handled?
When marking a school zone polygon, should bike trails on the same road be included in the school zone marking?
When marking a school zone polygon, where should the marking ideally end?
When marking a school zone polygon, should a sign placed right before a junction be included as the endpoint of the marking?
You encounter a sign with a pedestrian symbol and a downward arrow near a crosswalk. This sign appears on both sides of the road. Should this be used to mark a school zone?
If you encounter a road sign with a pedestrian symbol and a downward arrow—typically indicating a crosswalk—but it does not explicitly represent a school zone, how should you mark the area?
You encounter a sign showing a pedestrian symbol with a downward arrow, placed near a crosswalk. The sign does not explicitly indicate a school zone. How should this be handled during marking?
When marking the end of a school zone polygon and there is no explicit school zone sign at the crosswalk, where should the polygon be ended?
You see a road marking warning drivers not to park or stop in a specific area. There is no "e_children" icon or typical school zone sign, but Google Maps shows a nearby school. Should you consider this a school zone?
If you are annotating a tile that contains a yellow warning sign for children and a school road marking, but the school zone continues outside the tile boundaries, how should you proceed?
When marking a school zone, should the polygon include parking bays or side parking areas?
You encounter a unique traffic sign that you haven't seen before, but it clearly indicates the presence of a school. Should this sign be considered valid for marking a school zone?
Do we consider this sign as indication for school zone?
You encounter a road sign that includes a school-related symbol along with additional information. Should this sign be interpreted as:
A road sign displays a school-related symbol along with the message: "School zone in 100 meters." How should this sign be interpreted for tagging purposes?
When a school zone sign appears just a few meters before a junction, how should the school zone polygon be marked?
