Practice question
Why is stopping on railroad tracks especially dangerous for a bus?
- A bus may not be able to clear the tracks before a train arrives, and passengers increase the risk exposure
- It is acceptable if passengers remain seated
- It helps the driver listen for trains
- 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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