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A school bus stops on an undivided road with red lights flashing. What is the minimum stopping clearance for an approaching driver?

School bus B is stopped on an undivided road with its stop arm extended and red warning lights identified in a detail inset. A follows B; C approaches from the opposite direction. No stopping distance is marked.

School bus B is stopped on an undivided road with its stop arm extended and red warning lights identified in a detail inset. A follows B; C approaches from the opposite direction. No stopping distance is marked.

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