A site entrance has heavy plant traffic crossing a pedestrian walkway. Which control measure is the most effective for segregating people from vehicles?

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AMandatory high-visibility clothing
BFlashing beacons on all the plant
CSignage warning of heavy vehicles
DA banksman standing in the road
EFixed barriers with gated crossings

✓ Correct answer: E. Fixed barriers with gated crossings Physical barriers provide positive segregation, preventing accidental contact. This is more effective than relying on pedestrian behavior or PPE.

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