Saskatchewan SGI Driving Practice Test

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Get ready for the Saskatchewan SGI Driving Test with our comprehensive guide. Prepare efficiently using our quizzes, flashcards, and engaging questions that will help you understand Saskatchewan's road rules and traffic regulations.

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What does a sign with a picture of a person walking indicate?

Pedestrian crosswalk ahead.
School zone ahead.
Construction zone ahead.
Pedestrians prohibited on the road.

The correct answer is: Pedestrian crosswalk ahead.

A sign with a picture of a person walking typically indicates that there is a pedestrian crosswalk ahead. This option is correct because it is a specific and common road sign used to warn drivers about potential pedestrian crossings. The answer is not B because school zones are usually marked with a sign containing the words "School Zone" and/or "School Crossing" along with specific speed limits. The answer is also not C because construction zones usually have signs indicating the type of work being done and may also include barriers or cones. The answer is not D because it is the opposite of the correct answer and would not be used to warn drivers about potential pedestrian crossings.