You are approaching a school. Children are leaving the school grounds. What must you reckon with?

Your answer is correct. When approaching a school where children are leaving, you must expect that children could unexpectedly rush onto the road or ride their bicycles onto the road without paying close attention to traffic. Children can be unpredictable in traffic, especially near schools, so drivers are required to be especially cautious and reduce their speed. It is incorrect to assume that children will always behave properly or follow the rules in these situations. Always be prepared to stop and drive carefully whenever children are present. This will help you handle similar questions in the future.