Indiana Bureau Of Motor Vehicles Permit Practice Test

In Indiana, what should you do if you encounter a school bus with its stop arm extended?

Speed past the bus safely Stop the vehicle at least 10 feet away Stop the vehicle at least 20 feet away Continue driving, as it is not your responsibility

Correct Answer:

Stop the vehicle at least 20 feet away

Explanation:

When you encounter a school bus with its stop arm extended, the law requires that you stop your vehicle to protect the safety of children who may be getting on or off the bus. Stopping at least 20 feet away from the bus ensures that you maintain a safe distance where children are likely to cross the road or remain in close proximity to the bus. This distance not only complies with traffic laws but also gives children enough space while they are boarding or leaving the bus, allowing them to do so safely without the added risk of being too close to moving traffic. Recognizing the importance of these measures helps in preventing accidents and safeguarding the lives of young pedestrians.

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