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You are traveling in the same direction behind a stopped school bus whose stop signal is displayed. What must you do?
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Correct answer: Stop until the signal is withdrawn and children are clear.
Why
Same-direction traffic must always stop for the displayed school-bus signal and remain stopped until the statutory release conditions are met.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Traffic behind a school bus · p. 97
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