You stopped behind a school bus that had its red lights flashing. Now the red lights turn off and the STOP arm folds back, but a child who got off the bus is still walking across the road ahead. What should you do?

Correct answer: Stay stopped until the child is out of the road, then pass slowly

Why

The end of the red lights means that the legal stop is over, not that the road is clear. Oklahoma law says that you may then pass the bus only at a reasonable speed and with due caution for the children, and that you must take special care whenever you see a child on the road. Children do not always look before they cross, and more can come from behind the bus. Wait until the road is clear, then pass slowly.

Verified against Oklahoma Driver Manual · Yield right-of-way to a school or church bus · p. 28, 30, 50