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when approaching, from any direction, a school bus loading or unloading passengers,” said Hanna.

“Unfortunately, this law is frequently violated because some drivers don’t realize they are required to stop even when approaching a school bus at right angles.”

On undivided highways or streets motorists are required to stop and remain so until all passengers are clear of the roadway and the bus is in motion. On divided highways or streets vehicles in all lanes traveling in the same direction as the bus must come to a complete stop, but vehicles traveling in an opposite direction and separated by either a physical barrier or ani unpaved area may proceed without stopping if the road is hazard free.

A motorist approaching a school bus loading or discharging passengers from or onto property adjacent to a school is not required to stop for the bus if he is

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