Question 601 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
When must a school bus driver activate the alternately flashing amber lights?
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Correct answer to question 601
- C: When beginning to slow down to stop for loading or unloading
Explanation
The law requires school bus drivers to activate the alternately flashing amber lights when they begin to slow down to stop for loading and unloading passengers only. The red lights and stop arm follow once loading starts.
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- 607You signal right for a bus stop, but there is a driveway before your intended stop. What should you do with the signal?