In a situation where your vehicle stalls on the railroad track, why is it advised to escape in a 45-degree angle away from the tracks toward the train if a train is coming?

• To take a shortcut to the nearest exit
• To assess the damage to the vehicle
• To reduce the likeliness of being hit by the vehicle or debris from the collision if a train hits the vehicle
  Explanation:

  "Running at a 45-degree angle away from the tracks, but toward the train, reduces the risk of being hit by your vehicle or debris from the collision. This direction ensures you move out of the train's path while avoiding the potential impact zone of flying debris."
• To get a better view of the oncoming train