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4. I live in Florida and it's been this way since my kids were young (they're parents now), but where

Reply to CurtEastPoint (Reply #1)

Fri Aug 19, 2022, 10:21 AM

Aug 2022

I live you rarely see cars stop on the opposite side of the bus when there is a paved median. Mainly because we just don't have stops on busy roads like that, but over the last 20 years I have seen instances where the rules were not followed.

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What, exactly, is Florida's traffic laws on stopped school buses and paved medians? [View all] Baitball Blogger Aug 2022 OP

here, with illustrations CurtEastPoint Aug 2022 #1

Works for me. Baitball Blogger Aug 2022 #2

I live in Florida and it's been this way since my kids were young (they're parents now), but where Native Aug 2022 #4

If the School bus has the red lights flashing you should stop. pwb Aug 2022 #3

This message was self-deleted by its author Baggies Aug 2022 #5

Correct. Paved median stop.for opposite, grass or barrier median go carpetbagger Aug 2022 #6