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What must a driver do when railway warning lights are flashing or a gate is down?
A approaches a railway crossing with active red warning lamps and the gate closing or down.
Correct answer: Stop until the warning ends and the gate is fully raised
Why
Stop for active railway warnings. Do not drive through, around or under a gate that is closed, opening or closing; wait for a safe crossing after the warnings end and the gate is fully raised.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Sharing the Road · p. 105
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