Big Trucks, Buses, and Trains

Front

Large trucks do not drive like automobiles; the bigger the truck

Back

The bigger the blind spot, the longer it takes to stop; the longer it takes to pass them.

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big trucks

Front

What is a "No Zone" for a large truck?

Back

The blind spots around the truck where the driver cannot see a smaller vehicle.

Front

To pass a large truck you must: Make sure you have room to complete the pass, allow plenty of room before switching back front of the truck, always pass on the left side.

Back

Make sure you have room to complete the pass, allow plenty of room before switching back front of the truck, always pass on the left side.

Front

Large vehicles have

Back

much larger blind spots than cars

Front

When sharing the road with a large truck:

Back

Keep as much space as possible between your vehicle and the truck, do not linger alongside it, give large vehicles plenty of room to turn.

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big trucks

Front

When should you stop at railroad tracks?

Back

When a signal device is flashing and a train is approaching, when a crossing gate is lowered, when a train gives a warning signal and is an immediate hazard due to its speed and nearness.

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trains

Front

When a red light is flashing at a railroad crossing you must:

Back

Stop; if a train is not visible, proceed with caution

Front

When you need to cross railroad tracks:

Back

look both ways and cross the tracks quickly

Front

When approaching a railroad track you should never: Stop on the track, Shift gears on the track, Drive through, around or under the crossing gate.

Back

All are correct

Front

While driving, you encounter a school bus that has stopped to pick up children. Vehicles traveling in the same direction as the bus must:

Back

Stop until all children are clear and the bus moves again.