Do you need to stop for a school bus if you are driving on a two-lane highway?

In Virginia, when driving on a two-lane highway, you are required to stop for a school bus if it is displaying its flashing red lights and stop sign, regardless of the lane you are in. This law is in place to ensure the safety of children getting on or off the bus.

However, the context of the question implies that the answer "B" indicates that you do not need to stop in this scenario, which is misleading. On a two-lane highway, if the bus is loading or unloading children, you must indeed stop. The confusion may arise from the distinction of whether other lanes are involved, but as long as you are on the same road as the bus, stopping is mandatory for safety.

Thus, the correct understanding should lead you to recognize the importance of stopping for school buses on all types of roads, including two-lane highways, to protect children and comply with traffic laws.