You are driving at 35 mph on a multi-lane avenue divided by a raised concrete median. In the opposite direction across the median, a school bus has stopped with its red lights flashing and stop arm extended. At the exact same location, you enter a school zone marked with an active, flashing yellow beacon and a sign stating '25 MPH WHEN FLASHING'. Which of the following actions are you legally required to take?
- Reduce your speed to 25 mph and proceed with caution without stopping for the school bus.Cevap
- BCome to a complete stop for the school bus flashing red lights and wait until its stop arm is fully retracted before proceeding at 35 mph.
- CMaintain your current speed of 35 mph while watching for children because opposing traffic is exempt from both school bus and school zone regulations on divided roads.
- DCome to a complete stop at the flashing yellow beacon and treat the school zone boundary as a full four-way stop intersection.
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Reduce your speed to 25 mph and proceed with caution without stopping for the school bus.
When a roadway is physically divided by a raised median or concrete barrier, vehicles moving in the opposite direction of a stopped school bus are not required to stop. However, active flashing yellow beacons in a school zone legally mandate reducing speed to the posted speed limit (25 mph). Therefore, the driver must slow to 25 mph and proceed carefully without stopping.
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Physical median exceptions for school bus stopping laws combined with active school zone speed limit enforcement.
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