Ohio TIPIC / Class D Knowledge Practice Test

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School Zones, Railways & Work AreasStandalone practice

You approach a railroad crossing. No train is in sight, and the crossing signals are dark. Past the tracks, traffic is backed up, and there is room for only half of your car beyond the last rail. What should you do?

A approaches a railroad crossing with dark warning lamps, raised gates and no visible train. Cars B and C are queued beyond the far rail, leaving space for only about half of A behind B.

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