Practice question

When approaching a railroad crossing in a school bus, what should the driver generally do before stopping?

  1. Stop with the front bumper on the nearest rail
  2. Check traffic, slow down, activate hazard lights if required, and prepare to stop
  3. Shift gears while crossing the tracks
  4. Drive around lowered gates if no train is visible

Answer: B — Check traffic, slow down, activate hazard lights if required, and prepare to stop

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