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A freight train clears a crossing that has two sets of tracks. The gate begins to rise, but the lights are still flashing, and the train blocked your view of the second track. What should you do?

A waits before a crossing with two tracks, a 2 TRACKS plaque and flashing red lights. The freight train has cleared from view and the gate is only beginning to rise, as shown by the enlarged gate detail.

A waits before a crossing with two tracks, a 2 TRACKS plaque and flashing red lights. The freight train has cleared from view and the gate is only beginning to rise, as shown by the enlarged gate detail.

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