When approaching a railroad crossing while operating a bus, you should:

Question

A bus driver should stop between 15 and 50 feet before any railroad crossing and check for trains before proceeding across the tracks. The driver may open the door to improve their ability to see or hear any approaching trains.

Accepted Answer

Stop before the railroad tracks and look both ways before proceeding.

Answer

Proceed as you would in an automobile.

Answer

Stop and get out of the bus to look for a train.