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Railroad Crossings with Long Vehicles

What should you do with the radio, fans, and windows when approaching a crossing where you need to listen for a train?

  • A.Turn the radio up so you stay alert
  • B.Keep the windows up to hear the bell through the glass better
  • C.Sound does not matter; only the lights matter
  • D.Turn off noisy cab equipment and lower a window so you can hear a train horn or crossing bell
Correct answer

D. Turn off noisy cab equipment and lower a window so you can hear a train horn or crossing bell

Why

A train horn is an early warning that cab noise can easily mask. Quieting the cab and opening a window is a standard part of the stop-and-listen routine at crossings.

Manual topic: Combination Vehicles - Railroad Crossings · From the Combination Vehicles practice bank (CV-193).

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