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When approaching a school bus with its stop arm extended and red lights flashing, on a two-lane highway in Nunavut, what is required of you?
Drivers in both directions on a two-lane highway must stop when a school bus has its stop arm out and red lights flashing, regardless of children being visible.
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Question: When approaching a school bus with its stop arm extended and red lights flashing, on a two-lane highway in Nunavut, what is required of you?
Answer options:
- Proceed with caution if there is no median barrier. ✅ Stop in both directions until the lights are off and the arm retracted.
- Slow down and prepare to stop only if children are visible.
- Only stop if you are travelling in the same direction as the bus.
Correct answer: Stop in both directions until the lights are off and the arm retracted.
Explanation: Drivers in both directions on a two-lane highway must stop when a school bus has its stop arm out and red lights flashing, regardless of children being visible.
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