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Passing target: 7 correct signs and 18 correct rules

School Zones, Railways & Work AreasStandalone practice

Traffic is queued beyond a railroad crossing and there is not enough room for your entire vehicle to clear the tracks. What should you do?

Blue car A approaches a railroad crossing. A silver car is stopped beyond the tracks, leaving a space shorter than A between its rear and the far rail. Right-side crossbucks stand before the crossing for both approaches; the opposing sign is seen from behind. No action by A is highlighted.

Blue car A approaches a railroad crossing. A silver car is stopped beyond the tracks, leaving a space shorter than A between its rear and the far rail. Right-side crossbucks stand before the crossing for both approaches; the opposing sign is seen from behind. No action by A is highlighted.

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