Module 6 Topic 5 – Sharing the Road with Passenger/School Buses

Front

When you approach a school bus with flashing red lights from either direction, you _________________.

Back

may proceed only if there is a median between you and the bus

Front

In Figure 1, do drivers on the other side of the road from the bus have to stop for the flashing lights?

Back

No

Front

In Figure 2, do drivers located at every corner of the intersection have to stop when the lights of the bus are flashing red?

Back

Yes

Front

The purpose of having specific bus lanes for passenger buses is _________________.

Back

to save time for riders by enabling them to bypass the areas of heaviest traffic congestion, such as a business district; Allow passengers to get on and off safely; Prohibit other vehicles from using those lanes.

Front

Bus lanes are identified by _________________________________.

Back

the HOV diamond and usually the words “bus only”

Front

What should a driver do when approaching a bus lane during restricted hours?

Back

Avoid the lane and use regular traffic lanes

Front

When a school bus is stopped with its stop sign extended, drivers must:

Back

Stop regardless of the direction they are coming from

Front

Which of the following is a common feature of a bus lane?
It is marked with a solid white line,
It is marked with a broken white line,
It is marked with a broken yellow line,
It is marked with a solid yellow line

Back

It is marked with a solid white line

Front

What is the correct action when a bus is merging back into traffic from a bus stop?

Back

Yield and allow the bus to merge

Front

When driving in a city with dedicated bus lanes, what should you do if you accidentally enter a bus lane?

Back

Immediately exit the lane when safe to do so.