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You see this sign right beside the tracks at a crossing that has no lights, no gates and no stop sign. How should you treat it?
Correct answer: Like a yield sign: slow down, look and listen, and stop if a train comes.
Why
At a crossing with no lights or gates, nothing will warn you of a train except your own eyes and ears. If a train comes, stop between 15 and 50 feet from the nearest rail, and never stop on the tracks. If a stop sign is posted at the crossing, every vehicle must stop.
Verified against Ohio Driver Manual · Railroad crossings · p. 24
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