Hawaii Class 3 Learner's Permit Test Practice
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A school bus stops with red lamps flashing on the other roadway of a divided highway. Must a driver traveling in the opposite direction stop?
A stopped school bus has flashing red lamps on one roadway. A approaches from behind; C is on the opposing roadway across a physical median.
Correct answer: No, if a space or barrier divides the two roadways.
Why
Opposing traffic on the other roadway of a qualifying divided highway is not required to stop for the bus. The separation must be an intervening space, physical barrier, or clearly indicated dividing section constructed to impede traffic between the roadways. A painted centerline or extra lanes alone do not establish that separate-roadway condition. Traffic on the bus’s roadway must obey the stop rule.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Opposite side of divided roadway · p. 96
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