When running, what should you do if instructed to stop?

When running, what should you do if instructed to stop?

• A. Slow down and proceed with caution.
• B. Continue at the current speed.
• C. Stop at once.
• D. Open the door and exit.

Answer: (C)

When you’re running and someone tells you to stop, you must stop at once. That instruction is an immediate safety command, so you apply the brakes promptly and bring the train to a complete stop, then hold there until you’re given further directions. Do not continue at the current speed or slow down and proceed; don’t exit the train or take any action that ignores the order. After stopping, wait for confirmation or new instructions before moving again and ensure you’re secured and ready for the next step.

When you’re running and someone tells you to stop, you must stop at once. That instruction is an immediate safety command, so you apply the brakes promptly and bring the train to a complete stop, then hold there until you’re given further directions. Do not continue at the current speed or slow down and proceed; don’t exit the train or take any action that ignores the order. After stopping, wait for confirmation or new instructions before moving again and ensure you’re secured and ready for the next step.