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What do alternating amber school-bus lights warn?
A yellow school bus and two cars occupy an undivided road. An enlarged lamp detail shows one phase of alternating amber overhead lamps.
Correct answer: The bus is preparing to stop
Why
Watch for alternating amber lights on a school bus and prepare to stop. Leave room, slow as needed and expect red loading lights and children near the bus.
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