Safe DrivingPregunta 74 de 80
When approaching a railroad crossing with a bus, you should begin slowing:
a.Only after you see a train
b.Right on the tracks
c.Never; keep full speed
d.Early, so you can stop safely before the tracks if needed
Explicación
Approach every crossing prepared to stop, slowing early so you can halt smoothly within the required distance. This gives you time to look and listen and avoids a hard stop that could injure riders. Be ready in case a train is coming or a signal activates.
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