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After one train clears a multiple-track crossing, what must a driver verify?

Blue car A approaches a crossing with two sets of tracks after a train has passed. A white RAILROAD CROSSING crossbuck stands on the right before the near tracks. The back of the opposing crossbuck is visible across the road before the tracks for opposing traffic. No crossing path is shown.

Blue car A approaches a crossing with two sets of tracks after a train has passed. A white RAILROAD CROSSING crossbuck stands on the right before the near tracks. The back of the opposing crossbuck is visible across the road before the tracks for opposing traffic. No crossing path is shown.

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