A system of cameras and monitors attached to an LRV that enables Train Operators to observe the area next to the train to ensure safe movement is called what?

• A. Panic Brake
• B. Rear View Camera
• C. Route
• D. Pilot

Answer: (B)

This question tests recognizing the on-board visibility system that gives the operator a live view of the space beside and behind the train to move safely. That setup is a rear view camera, which provides a video feed to monitors inside the operator’s cab so they can see blind spots and adjoining areas as the LRV travels. It helps prevent collisions with pedestrians or objects when the train is near platforms, curves, or constrained spaces. The other terms don’t describe a video system: a panic brake is for emergency stopping, a route is the planned path or timetable, and a pilot refers to the front-leading equipment or concept, not a camera-based viewing system.