A hypothesis must be testable in order to be termed a scientific hypothesis.
A hypothesis is almost a theory in that it needs to be tested in order to become a true scientific hypothesis. These tests have to be the same every time, meaning that the hypothesis has to yield the same results each time it is tested.
You don't need to stop for a school bus with red lights flashing when the stopped school bus is traveling on the opposite side and the roadway: has three or more notable traffic lanes, is divided by a median or is divided by a physical barrier. You must stop for a school bus that is stopped with its red lights blinking whether it is on your side of the road, the opposing side of the road or at an intersection, you are approaching. This is cited under the School bus laws by the state.
After the school bus's red lights have stopped blinking, watch for children along the side of the road and do not move until they have entirely left the roadway. These instructions are mentioned under the School bus laws by state.
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