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When can a private vehicle legally pass a school bus displaying amber flashing lights?
Amber flashing lights on a school bus serve as a warning to traffic that the bus is preparing to stop to load or unload children; drivers should be prepared to
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Question: When can a private vehicle legally pass a school bus displaying amber flashing lights?
Answer options: ✅ Never; amber lights are a warning to prepare to stop.
- Only if the road has multiple lanes in the same direction.
- When the bus driver waves them through.
- If there are no children visible near the bus.
Correct answer: Never; amber lights are a warning to prepare to stop.
Explanation: Amber flashing lights on a school bus serve as a warning to traffic that the bus is preparing to stop to load or unload children; drivers should be prepared to stop and should not pass.
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