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Red lights flash at a railroad crossing. What must a driver do?

Red railroad warning lamps are flashing beside a crossing without a gate or separate stop line. The learner approaches from the left, and there is no distance bracket in the question.

Red railroad warning lamps are flashing beside a crossing without a gate or separate stop line. The learner approaches from the left, and there is no distance bracket in the question.

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