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	<title>Florida Personal Injury Video Blog &#124; Florida Personal Injury Lawyer James W. Dodson &#187; Child Injury</title>
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		<title>When Must You STOP for a School Bus in Florida?</title>
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Stop when a bus puts out its stop sign.  Wait.  DO NOT PASS.
You do not need to stop when a bus is stopped on the opposite side of the road if:
-there is at least a 5&#8242; median between the lanes of traffic, or
-there is a paved median between the traffic lanes, or
-there is a barrier [...]]]></description>
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<p>Stop when a bus puts out its stop sign.  Wait.  DO NOT PASS.</p>
<p>You do not need to stop when a bus is stopped on the opposite side of the road if:</p>
<p>-there is at least a 5&#8242; median between the lanes of traffic, or<br />
-there is a paved median between the traffic lanes, or<br />
-there is a barrier between the lanes.</p>
<p>If you are someone you know has been a victim of a school bus accident, <a title="Contact a School Bus Injury Lawyer in Florida" href="http://www.jwdodsonlaw.com/practice_areas/child-injuries1.cfm"><span style="color: #ff0000;"><strong>contact us today</strong></span></a> to help with your claim.</p>
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