Nova Scotia Class 7 Practice Test
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On a road posted at 60 km/h or less, you approach a stopped transit bus from behind. It displays the prescribed sign on its rear and signals to enter the nearest lane. If it is safe, what must you do?
Blue car A approaches from behind bus B, stopped in a bay and signalling to enter the nearest lane. The road is posted at 60 km/h or less; the prescribed NS rear sign is shown above the left turn signal.
Correct answer: Yield and allow the bus to move back into traffic.
Why
Yield so the qualifying transit bus can enter the closest lane beside the right edge of the road. The rule applies on roads posted at 60 km/h or less when the bus displays the prescribed sign, signals its intention and yielding creates no immediate hazard. The bus driver must still use due care.
Verified against Nova Scotia Driver’s Handbook: Introduction and posted amendments · Introduction and Posted Changes · p. 9
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