Practice question
When approaching a school bus stop, when should the driver activate alternating amber warning lights if the bus is equipped with them?
- At least 200 feet or approximately 5 to 10 seconds before the stop, or as state law requires
- Only after all students are seated
- Only after the bus has left the stop
- Never, because amber warning lights are for railroad crossings only
Answer: A — At least 200 feet or approximately 5 to 10 seconds before the stop, or as state law requires
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