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A publicly owned transit bus traveling in your direction signals to reenter traffic from a designated pullout bay. What must you do?
Bus B is in a pullout bay, facing left. Blue car A approaches from behind in the adjacent lane. The inset shows the active amber rear-left turn indicator.
Correct answer: Yield so the bus can reenter safely.
Why
Yield to the bus as it reenters from the specifically designated pullout bay after signaling. The bus driver must still use due regard for other road users. This rule does not give every stopped or unsignaled bus automatic priority.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Transit bus leaving a pullout · p. 96
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