When stopped at a railroad crossing while operating a school bus, you should:

Question

When stopped at a railroad crossing while operating a school bus, do not rely only on signals to tell you if a train is approaching. You should silence all passengers, open the front door, and look and listen for trains. After a train has passed, you should check for another train approaching from either direction before you proceed across the tracks.

Accepted Answer

Open the door and listen for a train.

Answer

Assume you'll hear an approaching train.

Answer

Rely solely on signals to tell you if a train is approaching.

Answer

Immediately proceed after a train has passed.