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One train has cleared a crossing with more than one track. What should a driver do before crossing?
Blue car A is before a railroad crossing with two tracks. The card states that a train has passed.
Correct answer: Check all tracks; cross when clear and no warning is active.
Why
At a multiple-track crossing, remain alert for another train after the first clears and do not cross until every track is clear and all crossing controls permit movement.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Multiple railroad tracks · p. 27
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