Did You Know - When a transit bus is pulling from the side of the road and has it's signal on, a driver must yield to the bus!

Did You Know - When a transit bus is pulling from the side of the road and has it's signal on, a driver must yield to the bus!
**** HRP Release Did You Know - When a transit bus is pulling from the side of the road and has it's signal on, a driver must yield to the bus! NS MVA Sec 124A (1) In this Section, "transit bus" means a transit bus of a class prescribed by the regulations. (2) The driver of a vehicle on a highway with a speed limit of sixty kilometres per hour or less shall yield the right of way to allow a transit bus that is stopped, standing or parked at or immediately adjacent to the edge of the roadway to enter the closest lane of traffic flow adjacent to the right-hand edge of the roadway if (a) the driver of the transit bus has signalled an intention to enter the lane of traffic; (b) the transit bus is displaying the signage prescribed by the regulations; and (c) yielding to the transit bus does not constitute an immediate hazard.