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Your vehicle becomes disabled on a railroad crossing. What should you do?
Correct answer: Get everyone away from the tracks, then report it using the ENS sign.
Why
For an emergency on or near a railroad crossing, get out of the vehicle and move away from the tracks. Use the information on the blue-and-white Emergency Notification System sign to report the emergency or safety problem. Trains cannot stop quickly; do not wait in or beside a disabled vehicle on the tracks.
Verified against Maryland Driver’s Manual · Vehicle disabled on the tracks · p. 30
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