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Florida Class E Knowledge Practice Test
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A stopped school bus displays its stop signal on an undivided two-way road, with no qualifying median or barrier. Which traffic must stop?
School bus B is stopped on an undivided two-way road with its overhead red warning lights flashing and its STOP arm extended. Blue car A approaches from behind the bus; silver car C approaches from the opposite direction.
Correct answer: Traffic in both directions.
Why
On a two-way or paved-across multilane road, drivers approaching from either direction must stop for a school bus displaying its stop signal.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Stopped school bus on two-way road · p. 97
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