When a school bus has stopped to let off children, what is the maximum speed you may pass it?

When a school bus has stopped to let off children, the law requires that drivers exercise extreme caution for the safety of the children. The maximum speed allowed when passing a stopped school bus is often set to ensure that drivers have enough time to react to children who may unexpectedly enter the road. In many jurisdictions, including New Jersey, the law specifies a maximum of 10 miles per hour when passing a school bus that has its lights flashing and stop sign extended. This speed limit is intended to minimize the risk of accidents in this critical situation, where children may be crossing the road or walking near the bus. Adhering to this speed limit helps ensure a safer environment for both the children and the drivers.