How far does the danger zone extend around a school bus?

a.5 feet on each side

b.10 feet on each side

c.15 feet on each side

d.20 feet on each side

Explanation

The danger zone extends 10 feet around the bus on each side, including the front and rear. This is the area where students are most at risk of being struck or injured.

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