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Arizona Instruction Permit Practice Test — Class G Teen / Class D Adult
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A school bus stops on the other side of a roadway separated by a physical median. Must you stop when traveling in the opposite direction?
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: No, but proceed with caution.
Why
Opposite-direction traffic need not stop for the bus on a physically divided roadway; painted lines alone are not a physical divider.
Verified against Arizona Driver License Manual · Opposite side of divided roadway · p. 39
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