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New Jersey Basic Auto Learner Permit Practice Test

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At a railroad crossing ahead, red lights start to flash and the gate begins to come down. No train is in sight yet. Where must you stop?

A approaches a single-track railroad crossing with red warning lights on their mast and a gate partway down. No train is visible. A is still approaching the crossing, and the question image has no stopping-distance label.

A approaches a single-track railroad crossing with red warning lights on their mast and a gate partway down. No train is visible. A is still approaching the crossing, and the question image has no stopping-distance label.

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