When driving on a two-lane road, drivers must stop when approaching a stopped school bus unloading children.
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False.
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True.
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Explanation
If you are behind a school bus loading or unloading children, you must stop for safety. Be prepared to react in case a child acts unexpectedly, and never attempt to pass the bus. Proceed only after the bus resumes moving or the red lights stop flashing, and no pedestrians are crossing.
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