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Traffic is stopped just beyond a railroad crossing, leaving no room for your entire vehicle. What should you do?
Blue A approaches a single-track crossing. A silver car beyond the rails leaves a short exit gap. A crossbuck and YIELD sign face A, and the opposite assembly shows gray metal backs. The header states that traffic is stopped; no response is named.
Correct answer: Wait before the tracks until there is room
Why
Never enter unless the whole vehicle can clear every track without stopping.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · Space beyond railroad crossing · p. 45
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