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Maine Class C Permit Practice Test

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A school bus is stopped with red lights flashing on the opposite roadway, separated from you by a curb or other physical barrier. What does Maine law allow?

Blue car A, the driver in this question, faces right on the lower roadway across a raised, curbed median from left-facing yellow school bus B. Silver car C is behind B on the bus roadway. The bus stop arm is extended. An inset shows red warning lamps; the heading states that they are flashing. No route or response halo is shown.

Blue car A, the driver in this question, faces right on the lower roadway across a raised, curbed median from left-facing yellow school bus B. Silver car C is behind B on the bus roadway. The bus stop arm is extended. An inset shows red warning lamps; the heading states that they are flashing. No route or response halo is shown.

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