Question

When crossing railroad tracks, the danger is increased if:

a. The crossing surface is rough.
b. There is more than one track to cross.
c. Your vehicle is extremely heavy or long.
d. All of the above.

Answer 1

The danger when crossing railroad tracks is increased if the crossing surface is rough, there is more than one track, or the vehicle is heavy or long

Step-by-step explanation:

When crossing railroad tracks, the danger is increased for several reasons: a. The crossing surface is rough, which may cause vehicles to lose control or get stuck; b. There is more than one track to cross, which increases the time a vehicle is on the tracks and the potential for miscalculating the safety of crossing due to multiple trains; and c. Your vehicle is extremely heavy or long, which also extends the time needed to cross and may be more difficult to maneuver quickly in case of an oncoming train. Thus, the correct answer is d. All of the above.