Legal Question in Traffic Law in Michigan
School Bus passing in private subdivision
I passed a school bus when it was stopped in my private subdivision. I was wondering, if the must stop for stopped school bus law was still in effect because it wasn't on public roads.
Asked on 1/13/04, 4:34 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
William Morrison
Action Defense Center
Re: School Bus passing in private subdivision
Even though you live in a "private subdivision", you do not have a special exemption from the laws of the State of Michigan. You must stop when the school bus stops with its signals. You are also not free to rob, steal, assault, defraud, ingest illegal drugs, commit arson, or fail to pay taxes in your subdivision because you live apart from the public.
Answered on 1/13/04, 10:23 pm
Related Questions & Answers
-
Can I file a complaint against the police dept. My 19 year old daughter was in... Asked 1/12/04, 3:23 pm in United States Michigan Traffic Law
-
Wrong address on ticket my daughter was stopped for speeding doing 5 miles over... Asked 12/30/03, 9:24 pm in United States Michigan Traffic Law
-
Driving under the influence of alcohol What is the penalty in the state of Michigan... Asked 12/15/03, 4:22 pm in United States Michigan Traffic Law
-
Suspended Licensa how do i fight a suspended license ticket if i have a good excuse... Asked 12/03/03, 3:29 pm in United States Michigan Traffic Law
-
Auto Accident Yesturday I came to a four-way intersection I was making a left hand... Asked 11/08/03, 4:57 pm in United States Michigan Traffic Law
Looking for something else?
10,200 active attorneys ready to answer your legal questions today.
Featured Attorneys
Earn additional revenue and grow your business.
