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Red lights flash at a railroad crossing. What must a driver do?
Blue car A approaches a single-track railroad crossing with the exact US crossbuck. Red warning lights are flashing; no gate or separate stop line is shown.
Correct answer: Stop, and stay stopped until the lights stop flashing.
Why
Stop before the crossing control and clear of the tracks. Remain stopped while red lights flash or the gate is down. Cross only after the signals permit it and every track is clear.
Verified against Arkansas Driver License Study Guide · Railroad crossings · p. 41
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