Practice question

When approaching a school bus stop, when should the driver activate alternating amber warning lights if the bus is equipped with them?

  1. At least 200 feet or approximately 5 to 10 seconds before the stop, or as state law requires
  2. Only after all students are seated
  3. Only after the bus has left the stop
  4. 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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