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The speed limit on this road is 40 km/h. Must you stop and allow the bus to pull out in this situation?
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“Where the maximum permitted speed is 50 kilometres per hour or less, a driver who is approaching a bus, the driver of which is signalling that they intend to pull out from a bus stop, must reduce their speed and give the bus the opportunity to leave the bus stop. If necessary, the driver must stop.” (Road Traffic Ordinance)
The bus is not using its direction indicators to signal that it intends to leave the bus stop. You are therefore not required to stop in this situation. The bus may be parked there, and there may not even be a driver.
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