You are approaching a railroad crossing with a full load of standing passengers. How should this change your approach compared to a lightly loaded trip?

Pick an answer

1. Slow down earlier and more gradually so a stop at the crossing doesn't catch standees off guard
2. You should approach faster to get through before anyone loses balance
3. You can skip the usual stop since standees will naturally brace themselves, having already adjusted for the vehicle's normal stops
4. It shouldn't change anything about how you approach the crossing

Correct!

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