What must all vehicles do when meeting a stopped school bus on military installations?

When encountering a stopped school bus on military installations, vehicles are required to stop until the bus moves or signals to proceed. This requirement is in place to ensure the safety of children who may be boarding or alighting from the bus. It reflects the general principle that special caution must be taken around school buses, as children often cross roads unpredictably and may not be easily visible from the driver’s perspective. Stopping ensures that children are provided a safe environment when they are near the bus, reducing the risk of accidents.

This regulation is consistent across different jurisdictions, prioritizing the safety of young pedestrians. Thus, the correct practice aligns with safety protocols established in various transportation regulations, particularly in areas with high pedestrian traffic such as around schools.