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One train clears a crossing with several tracks. The warning is still active. What must you do?

Blue A is on the approach to a two-track railroad crossing. The approach-side crossbuck has a lit warning lamp with white flash rays. The card says one train has passed and the warning is still active. No route or action mark is shown.

Blue A is on the approach to a two-track railroad crossing. The approach-side crossbuck has a lit warning lamp with white flash rays. The card says one train has passed and the warning is still active. No route or action mark is shown.

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