Safe DrivingQuestion 57 of 80
A bus should not begin to cross railroad tracks unless:
a.The signal is red
b.There is enough room to completely clear the tracks without stopping
c.A police officer is present
d.Another bus goes first
Explanation
Never start across the tracks unless you are sure you can get completely across without stopping. Leave room on the far side for the entire bus before you begin. Stopping on the tracks with passengers aboard is extremely dangerous.
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