Practice question

At a railroad crossing, why might a bus driver open the forward door?

  1. To improve the ability to see or hear an approaching train
  2. To let passengers step out if the bus stalls
  3. To signal that other traffic should pass on the right
  4. To activate the brake-door interlock as a parking brake

Answer: A — To improve the ability to see or hear an approaching train

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