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A school bus has stopped with its red lights flashing to let children off. In which case may a driver continue without stopping?

Four equally sized diagrams show a four-lane undivided road, school parking lot, Interstate and private road. Each has an oncoming stopped bus with red warning lights, and none is selected.

Four equally sized diagrams show a four-lane undivided road, school parking lot, Interstate and private road. Each has an oncoming stopped bus with red warning lights, and none is selected.

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