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One train has cleared a crossing with more than one track. What should a driver do before crossing?
A waits before a two-track railroad after a train has passed.
Correct answer: Check every track for another train before crossing.
Why
A second train can approach on another track, including from the opposite direction. Wait for all crossing controls to permit movement and check every track before entering. Never go around a closed, opening or closing gate, and do not enter unless the full vehicle can clear the crossing.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook · Railroad crossings · p. 37
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