Question

When you come to a school bus or church bus that is stopped to load or unload passengers, you must_______

Answer 1

You must stop moving and become stationary when you come to a stopped school or church bus to ensure the safety of passengers. This is a common traffic law similar to local customs in public transportation worldwide.

Step-by-step explanation:

When you come to a school bus or church bus that is stopped to load or unload passengers, you must stop moving and become stationary until the passengers have safely crossed the street, or the bus resumes motion. This rule ensures the safety of the passengers embarking or disembarking from the bus and is mandated by traffic laws in many jurisdictions.

Comparable to this rule, taking public transportation in various parts of the world requires an understanding of local behaviors and customs—such as running alongside a moving bus in Cairo or extending an arm to halt a bus in Dublin—yet the norm of stopping for loading and unloading school buses holds true widely to prevent accidents and ensure the well-being of students and passengers.