While driving, you see a school bus in the opposite lane dropping off students. There is no median. When is it ok to go? A. You can go once the red lights turn off and the bus moves again. B. You don't have to stop. C. The bus is in the opposite lane. D. Don't stop. E. You have the right of way. F. You can go as soon as the students are safely on the sidewalk.

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Madelyn Christensen

Social Studies

27 May, 11:40

While driving, you see a school bus in the opposite lane dropping off students. There is no median. When is it ok to go? A. You can go once the red lights turn off and the bus moves again. B. You don't have to stop. C. The bus is in the opposite lane. D. Don't stop. E. You have the right of way. F. You can go as soon as the students are safely on the sidewalk.

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Audrina Abbott · Answer 1

A. You can go once the red lights turn off and the bus moves again.

Explanation:

According to road safety rules, if there is a school bus on the opposite lane of the road without a median, dropping off students, you stop and move only when you see the red light turn off and the bus moving again, this is an indication that the road is clear for you to continue.