Railroad & SpecialQuestion 34 of 80
'Storing enough room' at a railroad crossing means:
a.Leaving space behind you for other buses
b.Having enough space on the far side to fit the entire bus beyond the tracks
c.Keeping fuel in reserve
d.Room in the aisle for standing students
Explanation
Before crossing, confirm there is enough space on the far side for the whole bus to clear the tracks without stopping. If traffic or a signal ahead could force you to halt on the rails, wait behind the crossing. Never enter a crossing you might not be able to exit.
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