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Why might a bus or dangerous-goods vehicle stop at a railway crossing even when no warning is active?
A follows a transit bus approaching a railway crossing. No active warning or gate is shown.
Correct answer: The law or company policy may require it to stop
Why
Expect a bus or a vehicle carrying dangerous goods to stop at a railway crossing even without an active warning. Some have specific legal duties and others may stop under company policy, so keep enough following room.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Sharing the Road · p. 107
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