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Intersection Priority

A bus in town signals that it is pulling out of a stop. Drivers behind it:

  1. Must overtake it quickly
  2. May ignore it
  3. Should let it pull out when they can do so safely
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C. Should let it pull out when they can do so safely

Why: In built-up areas, a bus leaving a stop should be allowed back into traffic.

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