When you see flashing amber (yellow) lights on a school bus, you should know that:
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The bus has finished loading or unloading children. You may proceed.
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The bus is loading or unloading children. Proceed slowly.
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You must stop and remain stopped until the amber lights stop flashing.
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The bus is about to stop to load or unload children. Prepare to stop.
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Explanation
Flashing amber (yellow) lights warn drivers that the bus is about to stop to load or unload children. When you see a school bus with flashing amber lights, slow down and prepare to stop. Once the red lights activate, stop before reaching the bus.
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