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reduce speed and, if necessary, stop the vehicle.
When approaching a bus with a school transport sign on its rear, stopped to pick up passengers, we must reduce speed and, if necessary, stop the vehicle. This precaution is essential to ensure passenger safety, especially that of children who may be crossing the road or walking around the bus. Traffic regulations establish that we must drive at a moderate speed and be prepared to stop in situations involving pedestrians, animals on the road or places where vulnerable people are likely to be present, such as markets, educational centres and bus stops.
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always stop behind the vehicle until it starts moving again.
warn of our presence with flashes of light.
reduce speed and, if necessary, stop the vehicle.
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