Practice question

At a railroad crossing, why should you not enter unless there is enough space beyond the tracks?

  1. You could be trapped on the tracks if traffic stops ahead.
  2. The train will always stop for a car.
  3. The barrier will push your car forward safely.
  4. Being on the tracks is permitted if your hazard lights are on.

Answer: A — You could be trapped on the tracks if traffic stops ahead.

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