Speed and stoppingQuestion 198 of 328
What is the longest distance a train may need to stop with full emergency braking?
- About 200 metres
- About two kilometres
- About 500 metres
- About 100 metres
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Correct answer: About two kilometres
Trains are heavy and need a very long distance to stop. Never try to beat a train to a crossing.
Source: The Official MTO Driver's Handbook (Ontario Ministry of Transportation), Stopping
Practice speed and stoppingQuestions last reviewed: 18 October 2026