When a stopped school bus is using red warning signals and a stop arm, what is the correct response?
Stop as required by state law and remain stopped until you may legally proceed
Continue if no child is visible
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Pass if traffic behind you is heavy
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School-bus stop rules protect children. The safest phrasing is to stop whenever state law requires and wait until it is legal to proceed.
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