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Connecticut Class D Knowledge Test

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Sharing the RoadStandalone practice

A school bus with flashing red lights is stopped on the opposite roadway, separated from your traffic lanes by a physical barrier. Under the school-bus rule, must you stop for that bus?

Blue A faces right on the lower roadway, across a raised median from a school bus facing left on the upper roadway. Silver C is behind the bus. An inset shows red bus lamps, and the card says they are flashing.

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