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Nevada Class C Instruction Permit Practice Test

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At a railroad crossing ahead, red lights flash and the gate arm starts to come down. A train is approaching. Where must you stop?

Northbound A approaches a crossing where a train comes from the left, red mast lamps flash and a gate starts to lower. A is well back from the rails.

Northbound A approaches a crossing where a train comes from the left, red mast lamps flash and a gate starts to lower. A is well back from the rails.

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