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Nebraska Class O Learner's License Practice Test

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School Zones, Railways & Work AreasStandalone practice

Traffic is backed up on the far side of a railroad crossing, and the car ahead of you has just stopped right past the tracks. No train is in sight. When may you start across?

A approaches tracks while a line of traffic is stopped on the far side. B has stopped just beyond the crossing, leaving too little room for another car.

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