If a vehicle breaks down and stops on a level crossing, the driver must first take the necessary measures to...
Preventive and Efficient Driving – Observation and Fuel Saving
Explanation
When a vehicle breaks down at a **level crossing**, it is crucial that all occupants leave the vehicle immediately. This is because a level crossing is a place where trains or trams can pass, and staying inside the vehicle can be extremely dangerous.
- **Safety priority:** The first measure is to ensure the safety of the people. All passengers, except the driver, must exit the vehicle to avoid the risk of an accident with a train or tram.
- **Driver's actions:** Once the passengers have exited, the driver should attempt to move the vehicle. If this is not possible, they should also leave the vehicle and try to alert any approaching trains or trams, as well as other drivers.
- **Additional measures:** Although it is not the first action to take, the driver can attempt to place warning signals, such as emergency lights, to alert other drivers of the situation.
In summary, the priority is for all occupants to exit the vehicle to ensure their safety at a level crossing.
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