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#1. Why is it dangerous to stop on railroad tracks?
Trains require long stopping distances, making it impossible to stop quickly for vehicles on the tracks.
#2. What should you do if your car stalls on railroad tracks?
Get out of the vehicle quickly and move away from the tracks to avoid danger.
#3. What should you do when red lights are flashing at a railroad crossing?
Flashing red lights indicate a train is approaching or crossing, and drivers must stop.
#4. What does the white X-shaped sign with “Railroad Crossing” (crossbuck) mean?
The crossbuck sign indicates a railroad crossing where drivers must yield to trains.
#5. What should you do if the crossing gate is lowering?
Never attempt to beat the gate. Stop and wait until the gate fully raises and lights stop flashing.
#6. True or False: A circular yellow sign with a black “X” and two “R” letters warns of an upcoming railroad crossing.
This sign means a railroad crossing is ahead, and drivers should slow down and prepare to stop if necessary.
#7. True or False: You should only stop at railroad crossings if you see a train.
Drivers must stop whenever signals, gates, or flashing lights indicate an approaching train, even if it’s not yet visible.
#8. What is the purpose of railroad warning signs?
Railroad warning signs alert drivers that train tracks or crossings are ahead, requiring extra caution.
#9. What does a **railroad crossing sign with a number below it (like “2 Tracks”) mean?
Multiple tracks mean another train may be approaching even after one passes.
#10. True or False: A train always has the right-of-way at railroad crossings.
Trains cannot stop quickly, so vehicles must always yield.
