Divided Highways Sample Clauses

Divided Highways. Delete this section in its entirety and Substitute the following:
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Divided Highways. Bus Drivers are prohibited from loading/unloading a student in a location on a divided highway such that a student would be required to cross a roadway of the highway on which traffic is not controlled by the visual signals of the school bus in order to walk from the bus to the student’s home or school.
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Divided Highways. Parking, standing and stopping are prohibited alongside the median dividing a highway into two or more separate roadways. However, alongside the medians of certain segments of such divided highways, the department may post signs restricting parking, standing and stopping alongside the medians of such segments only on specified days and/or hours. Wherever such signs are so posted on a segment of a divided highway, parking, standing and stopping are permitted alongside the median of such segment on the days and/or hours when parking, standing and stopping are not specifically prohibited by such signs. On segments of such highway where such signs are not posted, parking, standing and stopping alongside the median are prohibited at all times. For the purposes of this paragraph, a segment of a divided highway is the area of such highway between adjacent intersections. (9)
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