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Alabama Class D Learner License Practice Test

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Red warning lights flash at a railroad crossing. How far from the nearest rail must you stop?

Blue car A approaches from the left, well upstream of a single-track railroad crossing. A white crossbuck and flashing red warning lamps stand on the approach side; the rear of the opposite mast is also visible. No stop point or distance value is shown.

Blue car A approaches from the left, well upstream of a single-track railroad crossing. A white crossbuck and flashing red warning lamps stand on the approach side; the rear of the opposite mast is also visible. No stop point or distance value is shown.

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