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Vertical rectangles tell drivers:

That there's a school zone ahead.
The direction they should travel.
What is not allowed.
The law.
Explanation

Vertical traffic signs in the shape of a rectangle, with black markings on a white background, are usually regulatory signs. They provide drivers with commands that are enforceable by law.

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