Practice question

At a railroad crossing, why does the school bus driver open the service door and driver's window?

  1. To look and listen for an approaching train
  2. To let students exit before every crossing
  3. To signal that the bus will back up
  4. To cancel the need to stop

Answer: A — To look and listen for an approaching train

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