If forced to stop on the crossing, the driver must immediately get all passengers out of the vehicle. The driver must take steps to clear the crossing. If the driver cannot move the vehicle off the crossing, the driver must:

If possible, send two people along the tracks in both directions for 1000 meters. (If there is only one person, send them in the direction with the worst visibility). The driver must teach them how to give a stop signal to the driver of an approaching train;

Stay near the vehicle and give general alarm signals. When a train appears, run towards it while giving a stop signal.

Note: A stop signal is a circular motion of the arm. (During daytime, use a piece of bright cloth or a highly visible object. During nighttime, use a light or torch). A general alarm signal is a series of one long and three short sound signals (honks).