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Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test
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Your car stalls on railroad tracks with you and a passenger inside. You see a train coming. What should you both do?
A is stalled across railroad tracks while train B approaches from the left. The card states that two people are inside A; no escape route appears in the question image.
Correct answer: Get out at once and move away from the tracks at an angle toward the train
Why
Get out and away even if you do not see a train. When it is safe, find the Emergency Notification System (ENS) sign on a post at the crossing and use it to tell the railroad about the blocked tracks. The railroad can then warn trains that are coming.
Verified against Oregon Driver Manual · Vehicle stuck on tracks · p. 72
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