Which direction should you not run when escaping an imminent collision between a stalled vehicle and a train? A. The direction the train is going B. Away from the tracks C. Towards the back of the train D. none of the above

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22 April, 01:48

Which direction should you not run when escaping an imminent collision between a stalled vehicle and a train? A. The direction the train is going B. Away from the tracks C. Towards the back of the train D. none of the above

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Keegan Johnston · Answer 1

A. The direction the train is going

Explanation:

When facing a collision against a train, you should remember that the train will carry and expell parts of the collided vehicle with him in the direction the train is traveling, so when you are escaping from the crash, you should run in the away from the tracks and in towards the train, obviusly not on the tracks, this way you avois being involved in the crash and avoid the flying debris that the hit will produce.

Corey Newman · Answer 2

The correct answer is towards the train. Do not run down the tracks in the same direction as the train is going. (A.)