What should you anticipate?

You answered correctly by selecting all three answers. Here’s why each anticipation is important in this situation:

1. Pedestrians crossing the road: When a bus is stopped at a bus stop, especially on the right side, you must always expect that pedestrians—often children or others—might step out from in front of or behind the bus and cross the street unexpectedly.
2. A vehicle driving past the bus: Vehicles may attempt to overtake or pass the stationary bus, either from behind or from the oncoming lane, creating additional hazards.
3. That you will have to stop at the junction: There is an intersection ahead. You need to anticipate that you may have to stop, especially if other traffic has priority or if visibility is limited.

Remember to reduce your speed, stay alert for hidden dangers around buses and intersections, and be prepared to react quickly. This careful, defensive driving is essential for road safety in residential areas.