Practice question

Why is stopping on railroad tracks especially dangerous for a bus?

  1. A bus may not be able to clear the tracks before a train arrives, and passengers increase the risk exposure
  2. It is acceptable if passengers remain seated
  3. It helps the driver listen for trains
  4. It is required when traffic ahead is stopped

Answer: A — A bus may not be able to clear the tracks before a train arrives, and passengers increase the risk exposure

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