Train Drive

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1. The crossbuck sign tells you:
A) To hurry across the tracks.
B) That there is only one railway track ahead.
C) To slow down, look, listen, and be prepared to yield to an approaching train.

2. How long does it take an average train travelling 100 km/h, pulling approximately 8,000 tonnes of freight, to STOP after initiating an emergency brake application?
A) The length of a football field.
B) 250 metres.
C) 500 metres.
D) Up to 2 kilometres.

3. When you see a train approaching, why is it hard to judge its speed and distance?
A) Trains can change speeds suddenly.
B) An optical illusion makes the train appear to be farther away and moving slower than it actually is.
C) Trains do not have two headlights.
D) Drivers' seating position affects their perception.

4. When approaching a crossing without flashing lights, gates or bell, what should you do?
A) Turn up the volume of the radio.
B) Hurry across.
C) Nothing. Trains stop for vehicle traffic.
D) Slow down, look and listen for a train and be prepared to stop.

5. If you are in the middle of a crossing and the gate lowers, what should you do?
A) Stop.
B) Back up.
C) Keep going. Do not get trapped.
D) Try to lift the gate.

6. Your vehicle is stuck on the track. What steps do you take?
A) Stay in the vehicle.
B) Try to find a tow truck to move your car.
C) Run down the track to wave down any approaching train.
D) Get out and away from the tracks IMMEDIATELY and call proper authority for help.

7. The primary contributing cause of vehicle-train collisions is:
A) Weather conditions.
B) Malfunctioning warning devices.
C) Poor eyesight.
D) Driver error.

8. When you are approaching a crossing and the lights flash, the gates begin to come down and a train is coming, you must stop prior to entering the crossing.
A) True
B) False

9. When the gates...