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When approaching a railway crossing that is not controlled by signals or a crossing guard, what is the required procedure for a Class 2 driver in a bus carrying passengers?

Provincial regulations for commercial vehicles, particularly buses carrying passengers, mandate a full stop before uncontrolled railway crossings to ensure safe

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Question: When approaching a railway crossing that is not controlled by signals or a crossing guard, what is the required procedure for a Class 2 driver in a bus carrying passengers?

Answer options: ✅ Stop at least 5 metres but no more than 15 metres from the nearest rail, open the passenger door, listen and look in both directions, and proceed only when safe.

  • Slow down, look both ways, and proceed if no train is visible.
  • Stop only if a train is clearly audible or visible.
  • Honk the horn and proceed cautiously across the tracks.

Correct answer: Stop at least 5 metres but no more than 15 metres from the nearest rail, open the passenger door, listen and look in both directions, and proceed only when safe.

Explanation: Provincial regulations for commercial vehicles, particularly buses carrying passengers, mandate a full stop before uncontrolled railway crossings to ensure safety. This includes opening the door to enhance hearing and visibility.

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