Which of the following must stop at railroad crossings in Ohio?

In Ohio, school buses are required to stop at railroad crossings as a safety measure for passengers, especially children. This regulation is in place to ensure that drivers of school buses carefully assess the tracks for any oncoming trains before proceeding. The requirement for school buses to stop helps to prevent accidents and ensures the safety of vulnerable passengers who may not be aware of the dangers associated with railroad crossings.

While other types of vehicles may have specific rules regarding railroad crossings, the law explicitly mandates that school buses must stop, reinforcing the importance of caution and diligence in transporting children. Drivers of all other vehicle types may not necessarily have the same requirement to stop, depending on the specific circumstances of the crossing.