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A school bus coming toward you stops on the far side of a two-lane road with its red lights flashing, and you stop. Where are children who need to cross the road most likely to cross?
A has stopped opposite a school bus on a two-lane road. The bus’s red warning lights flash and its stop arm is out. No child is yet in the roadway.
Correct answer: In front of the bus, where the bus driver can see them cross
Why
When you are stopped facing a school bus, watch the space in front of it: a child may step out past the front of the bus into your lane. Stop a reasonable distance back so that you can see the children and they can see you. Stay alert for students on or near the road until the bus has moved on.
Verified against Nebraska Class O Driver's Manual · School Buses · p. 78
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