What should a bus driver do when stopped at a drawbridge?

a.Open the door, look, and listen before proceeding when safe

b.Honk twice and proceed slowly

c.Flash hazard lights and proceed when the bridge is fully down

d.Wait for an all-clear signal from the bridge operator

Explanation

At a drawbridge, after stopping 50 feet before it, the driver must open the door, look, and listen to confirm it is safe to cross before proceeding.

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