Delaware Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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A school bus faces you on the opposite side of a roadway with four or more lanes. It is stopped with red lamps flashing. Must you stop solely for that bus signal?
School bus B is stopped with red warning lamps flashing in one of two westbound lanes. A approaches behind it. C approaches from the front in one of two eastbound lanes. Only double yellow lines separate the directions; there is no median.
Correct answer: No, but proceed with caution.
Why
No. On a roadway or roadways with four or more lanes, a driver approaching the bus from the front is not required to stop for its red lamps. This Delaware exception does not require a physical median. Stay alert, reduce speed as conditions require and protect children. A following driver must still stop.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Opposite bus on a four-or-more-lane roadway · p. 81, 89, 90
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