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On a two-lane road with a broken yellow center line, you follow a slow tractor. A railroad crossing is about 80 feet ahead. The gates are up, and no train is in sight. Which statement is correct?

A follows tractor B toward a railroad crossing with gates up. The caption gives the crossing distance as 80 feet. The crossbuck is mounted on an approach-side mast. No passing route is selected.

A follows tractor B toward a railroad crossing with gates up. The caption gives the crossing distance as 80 feet. The crossbuck is mounted on an approach-side mast. No passing route is selected.

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