Delaware Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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A car is stalled on the tracks and an approaching train is visible. What should the occupants do?
Car A is stalled on the tracks as a train approaches from the left. A US railroad crossbuck identifies the crossing. Opposing traffic lanes have two solid yellow lines.
Correct answer: Get out, move far from the tracks, and head toward the train.
Why
Get everyone out immediately. Move far away from the tracks, generally toward the direction from which the train is approaching, so collision debris is less likely to reach you. Do not run along the tracks or stay beside the car. Once safe, use the crossing’s ENS number and identification to alert the railroad; call 911 for immediate danger or help.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Stalled on railroad tracks · p. 138
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