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Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test
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You meet a school bus on a two-lane road. It stops, and its red lights flash, so you stop. After the children cross, the red lights are still flashing. What must you do?
A and school bus B face each other on a two-lane road with no median. B’s red warning lights flash and its STOP arm is extended. The card states that the children have already crossed.
Correct answer: Stay stopped until the bus driver turns off the flashing red lights
Why
Flashing amber lights on a school bus warn that it is about to stop, so get ready to stop. On a road that is not divided into separate roadways, traffic from both directions must stop. Treat flashing amber and red lights on a worship or worker bus in the same way.
Verified against Oregon Driver Manual · School buses · p. 63, 64
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