Question 611 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
A school bus ahead of you has flashing amber lights. What do the amber lights tell you?
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Correct answer to question 611
- C: The bus is reducing speed and may be stopping to let passengers on or off
Explanation
Flashing amber lights mean the school bus is slowing down because it may be stopping. The guide says passing it is not the safest choice, and if you do proceed you must do so with caution.
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