Passing a stopped bus at a bus stop – what to consider?
Question 21 of 45 in the free class B mock exam · Right of way.
You are going to drive past a scheduled bus that has stopped at a stop, and must move into the oncoming lane to get past. What must you take into account?
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Right answer: D. Room beside the bus, and a road clear of oncoming cars
When you must move into the oncoming lane to pass a stopped bus, you need to check for oncoming traffic and keep sufficient lateral clearance from the bus — this is an ordinary overtaking situation with added risk.
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