Question 4052
Drivers must yield the right-of-way to pedestrians boarding a bus at a marked bus stop...
- only when pedestrians board the bus through the front door.
- whenever pedestrians are between the bus and the nearest pedestrian area.
- only if the bus is used for school or children's transportation.
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Correct answer: whenever pedestrians are between the bus and the nearest pedestrian area.
At a marked bus stop, a pedestrian about to board a bus or who has just gotten off has the right-of-way while between the bus and the nearest sidewalk or pedestrian refuge island. It makes no difference which door they use to board or whether it is a school bus.