The danger zone immediately surrounding a school bus is defined as the area extending how far from every side of the bus?

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A15 feet from every side
B20 feet from every side
C5 feet from every side
D10 feet from every side

✓ Correct answer: D. 10 feet from every side The FMCSA/AAMVA CDL manual defines the danger zone as the area within 10 feet of the school bus on all sides, where children are at greatest risk of being struck because the driver's visibility is most limited.

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