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Your car stalls on railroad tracks and a train is approaching. You should:

โœ“ ANSWER

Get everyone out immediately and run at an angle toward the approaching train, away from the tracks

Exit immediately and move away from the tracks angled toward the train so flying debris misses you.

All the options

  1. โœ“Get everyone out immediately and run at an angle toward the approaching train, away from the tracks
  2. โœ—Stay inside and restart the engine
  3. โœ—Push the car off the tracks yourself
  4. โœ—Wave at the train to stop

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