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When you are traveling in the opposite direction you do not need to stop for a stopped school bus if the bus is on the other side of a divided highway with an unpaved space of at least 5 feet a raised?
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Are vehicles traveling in the opposite direction of school buses that have stopped to unload chidden on a divided highway with a barrier required to stop?
On a divided highway with a pronounced barrier, no.
Are vehicles traveling in the opposite direction of school buses that have stopped to unload children on divided highway with a dividing barrier required to stop?
No
Are vehicles traveling in the opposite direction of school buses that have stopped to unload children on a divided highway with dividing barrier required to stop?
No.
Are vehicles traveling in the opposite direction of school buses that have stopped to unload children on a divided highway with a divided highway with a dividing barrier required to stop?
I would not think so under those conditions.
Are vehicles traveling in the opposite direction of school buses that have stopped to unload children a divided highway with a dividing barrier required to stop?
yes
Are vehicles traveling in the opposite direction of school buses that have stopped to unload children on a divided highway with dividing barrier required to stop in the state of Florida?
No.
Are vehicles traveling in the opposite direction of school buses that have stopped to unload children on a divided highway with a dividing barrier required to stop in florida?
As the question is worded - no, they do not.
If a school bus stops to unload children on a 4 lane highway divided only by 4 foot paved strip must vehicle traveling in the opposite direction stop in Florida?
No
What constitutes a divided highway?
By definition, a divided highway has a midline area that divides the lanes that go in each direction. Some have fences, cement or planted medians or more. It has two solid lines running down the center (most often in yellow). Or it has an actual barrier of some kind. It is significant in that the vehicles on the opposite side of the road from you are traveling in the opposite direction. So, you can expect to see some oncoming traffic. You want to be sure that you're driving on the correct side of the road. However, if you are on road that has two lanes, but both lanes are going in the same direction, then that is not a divided highway.
When a school bus stops to unload children on a divided highway should the vehicles traveling in the same direction as the bus top?
yes
Are vehicles driving in the opposite direction of school buses that have stopped to unload children on a divided highway with a dividing barrier required to stop?
No
Are vehicle travling in the opposite direction of school buses that have stopped to unload children on a divided highway with a dividing barrier required to stop?
No
