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May a driver go around, under, or through a railroad crossing gate while it is closed or moving?
Blue A is before a lowered railroad gate with active red warning lamps; A's label is in its own lane.
Correct answer: No; wait until the gate is fully up and the way is clear.
Why
Never drive around a lowered or moving gate; trains cannot stop quickly and may approach on another track.
Verified against Alaska Driver Manual · Closed crossing gate · p. 63
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