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What is the recommended approach for braking on ice, snow, sleet, gravel, sand, and other loose surfaces? |
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When should you allow a larger space cushion when stopping? |
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What is the average perception time under normal conditions? |
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What does 'reaction time' refer to? |
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When approaching a stop sign that is not marked by a crosswalk, what should you do? |
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When stopped at a stop sign where you cannot see crossing traffic, what should you do? |
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Foot brake must stop a car within a distance of ______ at a speed of 20 mph. |
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It takes the average person ______ seconds to think, react, and apply the brakes. |
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At a railway crossing, you should: |
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It is __________ to drive around, under, or through a railway gate or barrier while it is down, being lowered, or being raised. |
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What should you do if you encounter school buses or trucks carrying hazardous materials at a highway-railway crossing? |
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When you encounter a train at a railway crossing, why should you be cautious about misjudging its speed and distance? |
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When you are in a line of traffic that is crossing a railroad track with no signals or gates, what should you do before starting to cross the road? |
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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? |
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You are approaching an uncontrolled railroad crossing with an oncoming train, what should you do? |
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If your vehicle stalls on a railroad track and a train is NOT coming, what should you do? |
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If your vehicle stalls on railroad tracks, no train is approaching, and your vehicle won't start, what should you do? |
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How far should you stop from the nearest rail or gate if a train is approaching? |
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When must you stop at a railroad crossing? |
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Is passing allowed at railroad crossings? |
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Where should you cross railroad tracks? |
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You approach a railroad crossing with only a crossbuck sign (X) and no flashing lights or bells. What should you do? |
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What should you avoid doing at a railroad crossing? |
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How long should you wait at a railway crossing after coming to a complete before proceeding? |
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When the crossing is marked with only pavement markings or crossbuck signs, what should you do? |
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When approaching a railroad grade crossing, stop between 15 and 50 feet from the nearest rail if: |
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A person who fails to obey the law regarding railroad grade crossings is subject to: |
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If a train is approaching and your vehicle is stalled, what should you do? |
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Why do trains always have the right-of-way at crossings? |
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When approaching railroad crossings, what should you do to better hear audible signs or whistles? |
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What should you do in case of an emergency at a railroad crossing? |
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What should you always do when approaching a railroad crossing? |
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What should you avoid doing around trains or light rail? |
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Driving, stopping, or parking your vehicle on the tracks is: |
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What precaution should you take before crossing railroad tracks? |
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Why should you stay alert near light rail tracks? |
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Crossing guards are the _______ to enter and _______ to exit a crosswalk to indicate to drivers that pedestrians are about to cross. |
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When approaching a marked school zone when the school is in session, you must: |
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Can you pass a school bus that has flashing red lights and the stop arm extended? |
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Under what circumstances are you NOT required to stop for a school bus? |
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How long should you remain stopped before a school bus with its red lights flashing and "STOP" sign out? |
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Before a school bus stops to load or unload passengers, which color of lights does the driver usually flash? |
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When is it prohibited to pass a school bus that is stopped to load or unload passengers? |
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When a school bus is stopped at an intersection, drivers from _______ MUST come to a complete stop. |
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