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When approaching a stopped bus, especially a school bus.
When approaching a stopped bus, especially a school bus, because people may board or alight. Stop if conditions require it. Speed must also be adapted to other hazards, including immobilised vehicles; the options do not mean those can be ignored in every situation.
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Solely because a vehicle is parked in a separate car park with no road hazard.
Solely because a vehicle travels normally on a separate carriageway with no hazard to your road.
When approaching a stopped bus, especially a school bus.
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