What should a school bus driver do after stopping at a railroad crossing?

a.Proceed immediately if no train is visible

b.Silence passengers, open the door and/or window, and look and listen both ways

c.Honk the horn three times and proceed

d.Call dispatch for permission to cross

Explanation

After stopping at a railroad crossing, the driver must silence all passengers, open the door and/or window, and look and listen carefully in both directions for approaching trains before proceeding.

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