Idaho Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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A school bus stops with red lights flashing on an undivided road with two travel lanes in each direction. You approach from the opposite direction. What is required?
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: You may continue with caution; you need not stop
Why
Opposite-direction traffic on this four-lane road does not have to stop for the bus. A physical median is not required. Traffic behind the bus must stop. The statute uses “more than three lanes”; the handbook illustrates roads with at least two lanes each way. Always watch for children.
Verified against Idaho Driver’s Handbook, July 2026 · School bus on four-lane highway · p. 70
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