Practice question
Why should school bus routes be planned with railroad sight distance in mind?
- Poor sight distance can prevent the driver from confirming no train is approaching
- Routes with more crossings are always faster
- Sight distance matters only for cars, not buses
- Good sight distance means the bus may skip the required stop
Answer: A — Poor sight distance can prevent the driver from confirming no train is approaching
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