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Warning, construction and railway signsStandalone practice
A STOP sign is posted at a B.C. railway crossing. What must an approaching driver do?
Correct answer: Stop 5–15 metres from the nearest rail, then go when safe
Why
A posted railway STOP requires a complete stop within that distance. Check for trains and crossing warnings, and cross only when there is room to clear the tracks.
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