Florida Learner's Permit Practice Test

When are you allowed to pass a school bus?

When the bus is stopped with flashing lights When the bus is slowing but not stopped When the bus is not signaling When there are no students visible

Correct Answer:

When the bus is stopped with flashing lights

Explanation:

When driving behind a school bus, you must always be cautious and pay attention to its signals. The law requires you to stop when a bus is stopped with flashing lights and an extended stop sign, regardless of which side of the road you are on. This is to ensure the safety of children who may be boarding or exiting the bus. Passing a school bus while it is stopped and loading or unloading passengers is illegal and can result in heavy fines and penalties. Therefore, options B, C, and D are all incorrect because they do not involve the bus being stopped with flashing lights, which is the only acceptable scenario in which you can pass a school bus.

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