Maine Class C Permit Practice Test
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A school bus ahead has stopped with red lights flashing to load children. What must you do?
School bus B is stopped facing left on an undivided two-lane road with red warning lamps flashing and its stop arm extended. Blue A follows B; silver C approaches from the front in the opposite lane.
Correct answer: Stop before reaching the bus and wait until it moves or the driver signals you to proceed
Why
When a school bus stops with red lights flashing to receive or discharge passengers, stop before reaching it. Do not proceed until the bus resumes motion or its operator signals you to proceed. The rule applies on ways, parking areas and school property. Watch for children even after lawful release. Maine does not state a fixed numerical stopping distance in this provision.
Verified against Maine Driver License Manual and Motorist Handbook · Stopped school bus · p. 68
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