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Mississippi Class R Knowledge Exam Practice

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You are driving car C, approaching a stopped school bus from the opposite direction on a four-lane highway. A physical median separates the two roadways, and you remain on the opposite roadway. What does the opposite-direction exception permit?

A is behind a stopped school bus B on one roadway of a physically divided highway. C approaches on the separate opposite roadway; the card identifies an elevated barrier.

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Red lights begin flashing at a railroad crossing. What must you do?A clearly visible electric warning signal indicates a train is approaching a railroad crossing. Within what range must you stop from the nearest track under Mississippi law?A school-zone speed sign displays 15 mph and the control is in effect. What maximum should you obey?What does a crossbuck at railroad tracks require?Everyone is safely clear of a vehicle stranded on railroad tracks, and emergency services have been called. Which sign gives the railroad’s emergency number and the crossing identification?On an undivided road, you approach a school bus stopped with red lights flashing and its stop sign extended. What minimum distance must you leave before reaching the bus?

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