When is a bus prohibited from crossing a railroad?
- When there is a “level crossing” warning sign.
- Correct answer: When there is no asphalt or cement road that leads to the level crossing, at a distance of at least 20 meters before the nearest track.
- When a “stop” sign is placed before the tracks.
- When a “right of way” sign is placed before the tracks.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: When there is no asphalt or cement road that leads to the level crossing, at a distance of at least 20 meters before the nearest track.
A bus is prohibited from crossing a railroad when the road leading to the level crossing is not paved with asphalt or cement for at least 20 meters before the tracks. A "stop" sign, a "right of way" sign and a level crossing warning sign do not by themselves prohibit crossing. They require you to stop, to give right of way, or to be careful before crossing.