Practice question
Why is overtaking close to a railway level crossing especially dangerous?
- The crossing area needs clear sightlines and space, and a train or stopped vehicle may be hidden
- Trains always stop for road vehicles
- Only buses are affected by this rule
- 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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