At a railroad crossing, a bus must stop within what distance of the tracks?

a.5 to 10 feet

b.50 to 100 feet

c.15 to 50 feet

d.25 to 75 feet

Explanation

Buses must stop between 15 and 50 feet before railroad tracks. The driver must then look and listen for approaching trains before proceeding.

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