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By law, a driver who causes bodily harm to a child in a school crossing zone is subject to

Correct answer

  • suspension of driving privileges.
  • fines.
  • imprisonment.

Explanation

A driver who causes bodily harm to a child or crossing guard in a school crossing zone is subject to imprisonment, a fine of up to $25,000, and a minimum one-year suspension of driving privileges.

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