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Your car stalls on a railroad crossing, and you see a train coming toward the crossing. What should you do?

Blue A is stalled across a railroad track on a two-way road. A train approaches from the left. The exact U.S. crossbuck is on the right side of A’s approach. No person or escape route is shown.

Blue A is stalled across a railroad track on a two-way road. A train approaches from the left. The exact U.S. crossbuck is on the right side of A’s approach. No person or escape route is shown.

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