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#1. Why are school bus stop rules so strict?
These rules exist to protect children from accidents at bus stops and crossings.
#2. When can you legally pass a stopped school bus?
You may only pass after the red lights stop flashing and the bus resumes motion.
#3. True or False: It’s okay to pass a bus slowly if no children are visible.
You must always stop for flashing red lights, regardless of visibility.
#4. How should you proceed after a school bus moves and turns off its red lights?
Check for remaining children or obstacles before continuing.
#5. What is the correct stopping distance for a school bus on your side?
The law requires at least 20 feet to give children space to cross safely.
#6. True or False: You should always check for children crossing the street, even after the bus moves.
Children may dart into the road, so always stay alert.
#7. What should you do if a school bus has its yellow lights flashing?
Yellow lights mean the bus is preparing to stop, so slow down and be ready.
#8. When a school bus is stopped with red flashing lights, what must you do?
Stopping at least 20 feet away ensures children can safely cross the road.
#9. True or False: You only need to stop for a school bus on your side of the road.
On two-lane roads, traffic in both directions must stop unless the road is divided by a median.
#10. On a divided highway with a barrier, do you need to stop for a school bus traveling in the opposite direction?
Traffic separated by a physical median does not need to stop, but remain cautious.
