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    Under Nevada's Move Over law, what must you do when approaching a stopped emergency vehicle with flashing lights?

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    Answer: A. Nevada's Move Over law requires motorists approaching stopped emergency or service vehicles with flashing lights to decrease their speed below the posted speed limit, proceed with caution, be prepared to stop, and move over to a lane away from the stopped vehicle if safe. If lane changing is impossible due to adjacent traffic or road conditions, slow down substantially and be ready to stop if personnel enter travel lanes.

    Source: Nevada Driver's Handbook — Chapter 5: Special Driving Conditions (p. 61)

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    Under Nevada law, when must you stop for a school bus stopped with flashing red overhead lights?

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    Answer: B. Motorists must come to a complete stop when approaching a school bus displaying flashing red lights from either direction on any undivided highway or street. The only exception is on divided highways with an unpaved median or physical barrier, where oncoming traffic does not stop. Children crossing streets around stopped buses are vulnerable to unexpected traffic movements, requiring complete driver alertness until the bus resumes travel.

    Source: Nevada Driver's Handbook — Chapter 6: Sharing the Road (p. 64)

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