Do members of the school crossing patrol have the authority to stop or direct traffic?

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Do members of the school crossing patrol have the authority to stop or direct traffic?

No, members of the school crossing patrol do not have the authority to stop or direct traffic.

The school crossing patrol is an operation that exists at some schools. Members of the school crossing patrol are easily identifiable in their orange raincoats. Their task is to help children safely across the road and to alert drivers that there are children in the vicinity.