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When is a driver approaching a flashing school bus from the opposite direction not required by this rule to stop?
Two close views of a school bus show alternating red warning lamps. No roadway, median, traffic lanes or approaching car is shown.
Correct answer: When the bus is on the opposite side of a divided highway
Why
A physical highway division separates opposing traffic for this limited exception; drivers behind the bus and drivers on an undivided road still stop.
Verified against Massachusetts Driver’s Manual · School buses · p. 113
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