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

When approaching a school where children are leaving, you must be especially cautious because children often act unpredictably. They may suddenly rush onto the road without checking for traffic (option 1) or ride their bicycles onto the road without paying attention to vehicles (option 2). German traffic rules emphasize reducing speed and being prepared to stop to ensure their safety. It is not safe to assume that all children will always behave properly (option 3), so you should never rely on this and must always expect sudden, unexpected actions from them. This is why options 1 and 2 are correct and important to consider.