When a school bus is stopped on a four-lane road with its red lights flashing and stop arm extended, oncoming drivers traveling in the opposite direction are exempt from stopping if the opposing lanes are separated only by a continuous painted center turn lane.
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The statement is False. Oncoming traffic must stop for a stopped school bus displaying flashing red lights on any roadway that lacks a physical median or structural barrier, including roads separated only by a painted shared turn lane.
The correct assessment is False because motor vehicle codes define a divided highway strictly by physical separation (such as concrete barriers, guardrails, or unpaved medians). A painted center turn lane is part of the roadway surface, meaning all lanes in both directions must stop when red bus signals are active.
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School Bus Stopping Requirements on Roads with Center Turn Lanes