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In the image, a train is already crossing at night. Why can this situation be especially dangerous?
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The correct answer is: The side of a train can be difficult to see at night, so a driver may not notice the train in time.. Half of nighttime collisions between trains and cars involve vehicles hitting the side of a train because the driver did not see it.
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TopicSharing the Road
DifficultyMedium
Test CategoryBC ICBC Knowledge Test
Answer FormatMultiple Choice (4 options)
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