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Your vehicle becomes disabled on railroad tracks. What should you do once everyone can get out safely?
Correct answer: Get everyone away and call the posted railroad emergency number
Why
Evacuate the vehicle and move everyone to a safe place away from the tracks. Use the crossing’s posted Emergency Notification System number and crossing identifier to report the vehicle on the tracks. If you cannot find the railroad number or there is immediate danger, call 911. Do not return to the vehicle to save property.
Verified against Hawaii Revised Statutes §291C-91 · Vehicle stalled on railroad tracks
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