In which specific situation is it especially necessary to moderate your speed to ensure road safety?

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Drivers must moderate their speed and, if necessary, stop the vehicle when approaching a stopped bus, especially if it is marked as a school bus. This precaution is vital because passengers, specifically children, may unexpectedly enter the roadway (from in front of or behind the bus) with visibility reduced by the size of the vehicle itself. The other options regarding parked vehicles require maintaining a safe lateral distance but do not imply the same level of imminent risk of hitting a pedestrian as an active bus stop.

In which specific situation is it especially necessary to moderate your speed to ensure road safety?

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