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On the same roadway, a school bus has stopped with flashing red lights. Where must you stop, and when may you proceed?
A school bus has flashing red lamps and an extended STOP arm on one undivided roadway; no cars, child or selected gap are shown.
Correct answer: Stop at least 30 feet away; wait until the bus moves and its red lights are off.
Why
Stop at least 30 feet before reaching the bus. Under AS 28.35.145(a), remain stopped until the bus proceeds and its flashing red lights are no longer illuminated. Continue to yield to children and move only when safe.
Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · Red school-bus lights · p. 53
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