Indiana Operator's Knowledge Exam Practice
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A school bus is stopped on the opposite roadway of a divided highway separated by a physical barrier or unpaved median. Must traffic on the separate opposite roadway stop?
A stopped yellow school bus B faces left on the upper roadway, with flashing red loading lamps and a stop arm. Silver car C is behind it. Blue car A faces right on the separate lower roadway across a raised grass median. An inset shows the red lamps. No vehicle response is highlighted.
Correct answer: No, but drivers should continue cautiously and obey any other controls.
Why
Traffic on the opposite roadway may proceed with due caution when the highway is separated by an unimproved space not intended for vehicle travel, a physical barrier, or a section constructed to impede traffic. Painted lines alone do not create this exception. Traffic behind the bus must still stop for its extended arm.
Verified against Indiana Driver's Manual · Divided-highway school bus · p. 57
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