When a patron appears to be in the yellow zone, it typically indicates a state of heightened anxiety or agitation, where they may be experiencing discomfort or distress but are still able to communicate and respond. It's a critical point where intervention may be necessary to prevent escalation into the red zone, which signifies a loss of control or aggression. Observing body language, speech patterns, and emotional cues can help staff respond appropriately to de-escalate the situation. Awareness and proactive engagement are key to supporting the patron effectively.
yellow zone for patron apprears
"no parking"
You are in a passing zone, and it is safe and legal to pass.
It is a loading/unloading zone only. Park your car there and get a ticket.
Pedestrian crossing or school zone
safari zone, mountain zone. Rarely appears.
You can follow the Washington Hardiness zone map, below, to discover the zone for Lynden. It appears to be zone 8a.
This is called the subduction zone.
Double yellow lines, which are solid and not dotted, indicates a no passing zone.
It appears that there is no Florence in Tennessee.
Safari Zone
yellow river