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Louisiana Class E Knowledge Test Practice

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School Zones, Railways & Work AreasStandalone practice

You travel opposite a stopped school bus on the other roadway of a highway separated by a physical median. Must you stop solely because of the bus?

A stopped school bus is on the far roadway across a physical median. The blue learner travels the other way on the near roadway; a silver car follows the bus. No route or exception is printed in the question.

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