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School Zones, Railways & Work AreasStandalone practice

You come to an intersection with a green light. In a work area just past the intersection, a flagger holds a STOP paddle toward you. What should you do?

A approaches a green-lit intersection while a flagger beyond it faces A with an exact STOP paddle. A paddle detail enlarges that stated control.

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A long freight train has just cleared a railroad crossing. The gates are still down and the red lights still flash, but you see no other train. What should you do?You drive in the right lane of a freeway with two lanes in your direction. Ahead, a tow truck with its warning lights flashing is stopped on the right shoulder to help a driver. The left lane is clear. What should you do?At a railroad crossing, you see that a fallen tree blocks the tracks. A blue and white sign at the crossing shows a phone number and a crossing ID number. What should you do?A railroad crossing has a STOP sign but no lights or gates. You see and hear no train. What must you do?On a school day, you drive on a street with a normal limit of 35 mph. Signs and flashing lights mark a school zone ahead, and students walk along the sidewalk. What is the speed limit in the school zone?Your traffic signal is green, but traffic is stopped just past a light-rail crossing ahead. There is no room for your car on the far side of the tracks. What should you do?

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