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A school bus is loading children on the opposite side of a four-lane road. Its stop arm and signal lights are active. Only painted lines divide the directions. What must you do?

Bus B is stopped facing left in the outer lane of a four-lane road. A follows it, and C approaches from the opposite direction. Only double yellow painted lines divide the two directions; there is no physical barrier or unpaved median. Red warning lamps flash and the bus stop arm is extended.

Bus B is stopped facing left in the outer lane of a four-lane road. A follows it, and C approaches from the opposite direction. Only double yellow painted lines divide the two directions; there is no physical barrier or unpaved median. Red warning lamps flash and the bus stop arm is extended.

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