Question 528 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
Your vehicle stalls on a crossing and a train is coming. After getting out, which way should you move?
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Correct answer to question 528
- D: Away from the track, toward the oncoming train
Explanation
Get out immediately. If a train is coming, move away from the track toward the oncoming train to reduce the chance of being hit by flying debris. Call the railway's posted emergency number or 911.
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