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A railroad crossing has crossbucks with a sign that shows 2 TRACKS. It has no lights or gates. You stop, and a long train passes on the near track. The last car has just cleared the road. What should you do?

A has stopped before two railroad tracks. The last freight car has cleared the road on the near track; it still obstructs the view along the farther track. The crossbuck has an exact 2 TRACKS plaque and no lights or gates.

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