Home/English/All questions/Question 1187

TesakanTest.am

Question 1187: Where is a bus permitted to cross railroad tracks?

Review the question, check the correct answer, and continue in the interactive simulator.

Open in simulator Back to question archive

Correct answer «Only at railroad crossings, yielding to the train.».

1 At any location where the rails do not interfere with the bus’s movement and no train is visible.
2 Only at railroad crossings, yielding to the train.

Correct answer: Only at railroad crossings, yielding to the train.

Featured direct links

Question 1184 How must a bus driver act at a signal-controlled pedestrian crossing after the traffic signal changes to a permissive signal? Question 1185 How must a bus driver act when approaching an uncontrolled pedestrian crossing? Question 1186 If a vehicle has slowed down or stopped before an uncontrolled pedestrian crossing, the driver of a bus proceeding in the adjacent lane may continue: Question 1188 Is a bus driver permitted to enter a railroad crossing if the red traffic signal is flashing but the barrier is still open? Question 1189 Is a bus driver permitted to enter a railroad crossing if congestion has formed beyond it? Question 1190 Is a bus driver permitted to go around vehicles stopped before a railroad crossing if the driver does not enter the oncoming traffic lane? Question 1426 What must a driver do when approaching a stopped bus displaying the “Transportation of Children” identification sign with the hazard warning lights activated while children are boarding or exiting? Question 267 The operation of vehicles is prohibited if: