What must drivers do when a school bus is stopped with its red lights flashing?

When a school bus is stopped with its red lights flashing, drivers approaching from both directions must stop because this law is in place to ensure the safety of children who may be getting on or off the bus. The red lights indicate that the bus is actively loading or unloading passengers, and stopping helps protect these children from potential accidents.

This rule also applies to vehicles traveling in both directions on a two-lane road, as well as those on multilane roads where a school bus is stopped with its lights flashing. Stopping ensures that all children are given the opportunity to cross the road safely without the risk of being hit by moving vehicles. It reinforces the importance of safeguarding students' safety when they are most vulnerable.