What is the 'danger zone' around a school bus, and why is it especially critical near the front of the bus?

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1. A zone that exists only at the rear of the bus and never at the front, because the large windshield lets the driver see everything ahead
2. An area marked only by a painted line on the pavement
3. The area around the bus where children are most at risk of being struck, which extends widely in front due to the driver's blind spot there
4. A zone relevant only when the bus is in motion, not when stopped

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