School bus stops in Pennsylvania and all other states are designated by the transportation office staff. They determine the best location for a bus to stop based on the requirements of state laws, school board policies, and the locations at which the students reside. Stops at the designated locations are meant to be as non-intrusive as possible to the other motorists on the roads, while keeping the children safe at the same time. If you feel that a particular bus stop in your area is questionable, you should contact your local public school district and have them direct you to someone in the transportation office to discuss your concerns. Yes, it is legal for a school bus to stop at a stop sign to pick up, or drop off school children.
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A stop sign is a red sign that says "STOP" and it is better than a stop light because it's cheeper and free.
Yes. You must stop at stop signs in shopping malls. Sometimes the fine may not be the same as for running a stop sign on public property. In one state it is a violation for refusal to obey a legal traffic sign. A stop sign is a legal traffic sign under state law. Also, if you fail to stop for a "private" stop sign, you can be held responsible for any resulting damage or injuries occurring from your actions.
In most states a legal stop, at a stock site, is 15 feet behind the stop sign. The laws regarding legal stops vary from state to state.
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Bus routes are usually assigned by the school. Contact the school administrator about designating a new stop.
no i thought they were triangles
usually 8 feet from the entrance to the intersection, we are to stop at the stop sign, not the intersection, once the stop is made, proceed with caution to the entrance and then look both ways and then enter into intersection once it is safe to do so
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It would depend on the jurisdiction, but I'm not aware of any jurisdiction in which a "rolling stop" is considered a legal stop.
You may treat a school bus as you would any other vehicle as you would as long as its flashing lights are not on and its stop sign is not out. If it is still moving and has its red lights on and its stop sign out, you should stop even though it has not come to a complete stop.
You risk running somebody over, but the ice cream truck has no actual legal authority to compel traffic to stop.