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

Question

In general, school bus drivers should stop before any railroad crossings to check the tracks for approaching trains. Drivers should stop no closer than 15 feet, and no farther than 50 feet, from the nearest rail in order to have the best view of the tracks. They should look and listen for approaching trains before proceeding through the crossing.

Accepted Answer

Stop between 15 and 50 feet before the nearest rail.

Answer

Stop 100 feet before the nearest rail.

Answer

Stop 10 feet before the nearest rail.

Answer

Continue across the tracks without stopping.