When a school bus is stopped on the road with a stop sign extended, you must stop a. unless the bus is travelling in the opposite direction on a two-lan b. unless you don't see any children c. only until the children clear the roadway d. unless the bus is on the other side of a raised barrier separating

The correct answer to the question: When a school bus is stopped on the road with a STOP sign extended, you must stop:, would be, D: Unless the bus is on the other side of a raised barrier separating.

Explanation:

Depending on the state where you are, this norm my change in very small matters, like, how many lanes must be available on either highway when a school bust stops and puts on the red flashing lights, and, or, stop signs. But in general, the law states that when a school bus, or church bus, stops to drop people off, cars must always stop until the signs are raised and the lights are turned off, unless, and it is the only exception, if there are several lanes on highways on different directions, and that have a separation, be it of unpaved space, or an actual barrier, like a concrete rail. Most states include that there must be at least 2 additional lanes on each of the highways, so that there is no risk.

yes i would go with c

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