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You drive toward a railroad crossing. The red warning lights start to flash, but you do not see a train yet. Where must you stop?

A approaches a railroad crossing whose red warning lights are flashing. The car is well back from the nearest rail; there is no train, stopping bracket or selected stopping point.

A approaches a railroad crossing whose red warning lights are flashing. The car is well back from the nearest rail; there is no train, stopping bracket or selected stopping point.

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