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You must stop and wait for a friend on a street that crosses railroad tracks. What is the closest that you may stop your car to the nearest rail of the crossing?

A approaches railroad tracks on a two-way street. The near rail and a crossbuck on the right before the tracks are visible; no parking point is selected.

A approaches railroad tracks on a two-way street. The near rail and a crossbuck on the right before the tracks are visible; no parking point is selected.

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