Practice question

Why is overtaking close to a railway level crossing especially dangerous?

  1. The crossing area needs clear sightlines and space, and a train or stopped vehicle may be hidden
  2. Trains always stop for road vehicles
  3. Only buses are affected by this rule
  4. Railway tracks improve tyre grip for overtaking

Answer: A — The crossing area needs clear sightlines and space, and a train or stopped vehicle may be hidden

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