Michigan Operator Knowledge Test Practice
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Passing target: 8 correct signs and 24 correct rules (TLA practice targets)
A bus with operating red lights is on the opposite roadway, separated from you by a constructed divider that impedes vehicle traffic. There is no crosswalk or pedestrian walkway at the location. Must you stop for that bus?
Blue A is on the roadway opposite yellow bus B, separated by a continuous concrete barrier. Silver D follows B on the bus roadway. An inset shows the red warning lamps alternating.
Correct answer: No; a divided roadway is an exception. Continue cautiously.
Why
In the stated case, the constructed divider that impedes vehicle traffic creates separate roadways, so opposite-direction traffic is exempt from stopping for the bus. Michigan also describes raised intervening space and a physical barrier as statutory alternatives. The exception does not apply at a crosswalk or pedestrian walkway. Continue cautiously; vehicles on the bus’s roadway remain subject to the stop duty.
Verified against What Every Driver Must Know · School buses on divided roads · p. 42, 43
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