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No train warning requires you to stop, but traffic beyond the tracks leaves too little space for your entire car. What should you do?

Blue A approaches a single-track railroad crossing. A RAILROAD CROSSING crossbuck is on the right before the tracks. A silver vehicle is just beyond the far rail, with less space behind it than the length of A.

Blue A approaches a single-track railroad crossing. A RAILROAD CROSSING crossbuck is on the right before the tracks. A silver vehicle is just beyond the far rail, with less space behind it than the length of A.

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