Currently, drivers traveling in both directions on a divided highway must stop when a school bus is stopped with its red lights flashing, even if a physical barrier, such as a median, separates ...

This applies to all drivers on all roads except for oncoming traffic on a divided highway ... only required to stop if they are traveling in the same direction as the school bus on divided highways.

If the stop arm of a school bus is out, drivers must stop ... Because it is not a divided highway, drivers in the opposite lanes must stop. Those approaching an intersection must also stop.

Do you know when to make a complete stop for a school bus? For students to leave their bus and cross the street safely, all drivers need to know how and when to come to a complete stop.

"If the highway is divided by a barrier, motorists are only required to stop if they are traveling in the same direction as the school bus," the ISP stated in a news release. In other words ...

Drivers are required by law to stop when a school ... highway with a barrier or unpaved median. In that case, only the traffic traveling in the same direction as the bus is required to stop. "Most of ...

During Operation Safe Stop, law enforcement officers rode on school buses ... before reaching the bus, whether on a two-lane road, a multi-lane highway, or on a divided highway.

Reader question: When does a driver have to stop for a ... direction of a school bus. The only exception is for drivers traveling on the opposite side of a street or highway that is divided ...