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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?
A approaches light-rail tracks under a green traffic signal; stopped B and C leave no room beyond the rails.
Correct answer: Wait before the tracks until there is room for your whole car past them
Why
Light-rail trains run on city streets, and they are heavy and need a long distance to stop. The same rule applies to intersections and crosswalks: enter only when you can get across without blocking them. The guide also tells you never to stop, park or leave a car on light-rail tracks.
Verified against Washington Driver Guide · Light rail · p. 105, 106, 122
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