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A school bus has red lights flashing on the opposite side of a multilane road divided by a physical barrier. Must you stop?
A approaches on the opposite side of a physical median barrier from school bus B. C follows B on the bus roadway. The question card states that the bus’s red loading lights are flashing; no car has a response route.
Correct answer: No; the bus is on the other side of the barrier.
Why
Traffic traveling on the same roadway side must stop, while opposing traffic beyond a physical barrier does not.
Verified against Maryland Driver's Manual · School buses · p. 39
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