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In New York, when a school bus stops with red lights flashing on a divided highway, oncoming traffic must:
✓ ANSWER
Stop — New York requires all traffic to stop, even on divided highways and in the opposite direction
New York is stricter than many states: all traffic must stop for a stopped school bus, even on divided highways.
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- ✓Stop — New York requires all traffic to stop, even on divided highways and in the opposite direction
- ✗Continue, because the median exempts them
- ✗Slow to 15 mph and pass
- ✗Stop only if children are crossing the median
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