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Warning, construction and railway signsStandalone practice
At this active B.C. railway crossing, when may the stopped driver proceed?
Blue car A remains behind an active railway gate. The red crossing warning is flashing and the barrier controls the car’s inbound lane.
Correct answer: When the gate is fully raised and the crossing is safe
Why
Do not drive through, around or under a gate while it is closed or moving. Wait for the warnings to end, check for trains on every track and ensure there is room to clear the crossing.
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