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On a highway divided by a physical median, who must stop for a school bus with flashing red lights?
A stopped school bus has flashing red lamps on one roadway. A approaches from behind; C is on the opposing roadway across a physical median.
Correct answer: Traffic approaching from behind the bus on its roadway
Why
On a highway divided by a median into two separate roadways, approaching traffic behind the bus must stop for its alternating red lamps. Opposing traffic across that median is not subject to this school-bus stop requirement, but should remain alert.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Sharing the Road · p. 104
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