A stopped school bus has its hazard lights on. What should you expect?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Children getting on, off or crossing
- Step 1: Hazard lights on a stopped bus warn of passengers. Step 2. Slow right down and be ready to stop. Answer: Children getting on, off or crossing. Why not the others: A mechanical fault with the bus engine: the lights suggest the bus is picking up or setting down. A race between several school buses: there is no such practice. A refuelling stop at the roadside: buses refuel at stations.
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