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Ontario G1 Practice Test

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Passing target: 16 correct signs and 16 correct rules (TLA practice targets)

Pedestrians, cyclists, school buses and other road usersStandalone practice

What should you do when a school bus has its overhead amber lights flashing?

Yellow westbound school bus B slows on an undivided road with its overhead inboard amber lights flashing. Its outboard red warning lamps are off and the stop arm is folded. Blue A is behind and silver C approaches in the opposite lane. A rear-header detail makes the amber lamp housings visible. No stop distance is shown.

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