Module 6 Topic 8 Flashcards

Module 6 Topic 8 Flashcards A train takes about 2 miles to stop when travelling 55 mph.False Sharing the Road with Light Rail Vehicles and TrolleysTraffic signals used to control these vehicles marked with a "T".Do not drive through or park on tracks or safety zone for passengers.Do not pass on the left.Never turn in front of an approaching light rail vehicle or trolley.Maintain safe following distance.

Standards of Learning:The student will identify and describe the performance

characteristics of other road users and apply problem-solving skills to minimize risks when sharing the roadway withtrainslight rail vehiclestrolleys When approaching a railroad crossing lower the radio, look for flashing lights, check behind you, and put foot on the brake.True IntroductionIn topic eight, you will learn about sharing the road with trains and large vehicles.Sharing the Road with TrainsWhen approaching a railroad crossing lower the radio, look for flashing lights, check behind you, and put foot on the brake.Stop at the white line on the pavement or no closer than 15 feet or average car length from crossing.The average train traveling at 55 miles per hour (mph) takes one mile stop.If your vehicle stalls on the tracks, leave the vehicle and call police or the emergency number posted at the crossing. If a train is approaching, move away from the crossing.1. Slow down.2. Pay attention to signs, lights and gates at crossings.3. Look both ways and cross tracks quickly.4. Stop at the stop line if train is approaching.5. Do not stop on tracks.Stop at the white line on the pavement or no closer than 25 feet or average car length from crossing.False