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Who has right-of-way at a railway crossing?
Correct answer: The train
Why
Treat the train as having priority at the crossing. Stop for the required warnings or an approaching train, and cross only when safe with room beyond the rails. A train cannot steer around a vehicle occupying its track.
Verified against Learn to drive smart: your guide to driving safely · Trains — right-of-way; MVA 185 · p. 106, 107
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