Which Form D line may provide exceptions to stopping at highway grade crossings?

Which Form D line may provide exceptions to stopping at highway grade crossings?

• A. Form D line 7
• B. Form D line 13
• C. Form D line 2
• D. Form D line 6

Answer: (B)

The key idea is that Form D is used to document deviations from standard operating rules, including any exceptions to the requirement to stop at highway-rail grade crossings. The line on Form D that is specifically designated for recording exceptions to stopping at those crossings is the one you use to note that an exception has been granted, along with the reason and authorization. That makes this line the proper place to document any approved deviation from the normal rule to stop. So, when you need to note that you’re not stopping at a crossing under approved conditions, you record that on this particular line, including who authorized it and why. Other lines on Form D cover different topics and are not used for crossing-stop exceptions, which is why this line is the correct one.

The key idea is that Form D is used to document deviations from standard operating rules, including any exceptions to the requirement to stop at highway-rail grade crossings. The line on Form D that is specifically designated for recording exceptions to stopping at those crossings is the one you use to note that an exception has been granted, along with the reason and authorization. That makes this line the proper place to document any approved deviation from the normal rule to stop.

So, when you need to note that you’re not stopping at a crossing under approved conditions, you record that on this particular line, including who authorized it and why. Other lines on Form D cover different topics and are not used for crossing-stop exceptions, which is why this line is the correct one.