Which statement about the All Clear hand signal is NOT correct?

Which statement about the All Clear hand signal is NOT correct?

• A. All riders are properly seated and secured.
• B. The ride area is clear of guests and employees.
• C. There is only one person in the control booth.
• D. All employees are in proper safe zones.

Answer: (C)

All Clear means it’s safe to resume the ride after confirming key safety conditions. Before giving it, all riders must be properly seated and secured, the ride area must be clear of guests and employees, and all staff should be in their proper safe zones. The idea that there’s only one person in the control booth isn’t part of what All Clear checks. In practice, multiple staff typically participate in the control area to ensure safe operation, but the signal itself doesn’t hinge on having a single operator. So that statement isn’t correct, while the others reflect the safety conditions that must be in place before resuming.

All Clear means it’s safe to resume the ride after confirming key safety conditions. Before giving it, all riders must be properly seated and secured, the ride area must be clear of guests and employees, and all staff should be in their proper safe zones. The idea that there’s only one person in the control booth isn’t part of what All Clear checks. In practice, multiple staff typically participate in the control area to ensure safe operation, but the signal itself doesn’t hinge on having a single operator. So that statement isn’t correct, while the others reflect the safety conditions that must be in place before resuming.