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Where should a required railway stop be made?
Blue A approaches railway tracks from the left. Red warning lamps are active and no gate is shown.
Correct answer: Between 5 and 15 metres from the nearest rail
Why
When a railway stop is required, stop no closer than five metres and no farther than 15 metres from the nearest rail. Keep the whole vehicle clear of the tracks and wait until crossing is safe with enough room beyond.
Verified against Learn to drive smart: your guide to driving safely · Trains — required stopping position; MVA 185(1),(3)-(4) · p. 107
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