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Why should a driver remain alert even after stopping for a school bus?
Correct answer: Children may cross from positions hidden by the bus or other vehicles.
Why
The area around a stopped school bus contains serious visibility and movement hazards.
Verified against Alabama Driver Manual · Children around a stopped bus · p. 83
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