Question

what is correct if a school crossing guard tells you to do one thing and a traffic control device such as a sign or a light tells you something different? you must obey the traffic control device follow the directions of the crossing guard

Explanation:

In traffic rules, when a school crossing guard (a human traffic controller in specific situations like school zones) gives directions that differ from a traffic control device (like a sign or light), the crossing guard's directions take precedence because they are managing immediate, situational traffic (e.g., for student safety) that the static device might not account for. So you follow the crossing guard.

Answer:

Follow the directions of the crossing guard