Kansas Class C Written Test Practice

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An automatic railroad signal flashes red to warn of an approaching train. Where must you stop, and when may you cross?

Blue car A approaches a single-track railroad crossing with the exact US crossbuck. Red warning lights are flashing; no gate or separate stop line is shown.

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