When must a bus driver stop at a railroad crossing?
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ANSWER
✓Always — buses must stop at all railroad crossings
Only when the crossing lights are flashing
Only when carrying more than 24 passengers
Only on roads posted with 'Bus Must Stop' signs
Why: Buses must ALWAYS stop at railroad crossings — there are no exceptions based on traffic conditions or time of day. You must stop between 15 and 50 feet from the nearest rail, open the door to listen, and proceed only when safe.