JJ Keller Entry Level Driver Training for CDL (Commercial Driver’s License) Practice Test

When approaching a work zone with flaggers, following the flagger's instructions is crucial for ensuring safety for both drivers and workers in the zone. Flaggers are trained to manage traffic flow and provide directions that account for current road conditions, ongoing construction activities, and the safety of all road users.

By adhering to their signals and directions, you help maintain orderly traffic, reduce the risk of accidents, and protect both the construction crew and yourself. This practice is not only beneficial for safety but is often mandated by law, as flaggers are present specifically to guide vehicles safely through potentially hazardous areas.

Continuing at the same speed, ignoring the flaggers, or changing lanes aggressively could lead to dangerous situations, causing delays, injuries, or even fatalities. Therefore, the correct action is to actively follow the flagger's instructions.