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A school bus on the other side of a median-divided highway stops with red lights flashing. Approaching from the opposite direction, you:

โœ“ ANSWER

May continue carefully, because the median separates you from the bus

Traffic behind the bus must stop, but oncoming traffic separated by a median may proceed with caution.

All the options

  1. โœ“May continue carefully, because the median separates you from the bus
  2. โœ—Must stop until the lights go off
  3. โœ—Must slow to 20 km/h while passing
  4. โœ—Must pull over for one minute

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