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Wyoming Class C Knowledge Test Practice

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You are stopped at a crossing with two sets of tracks. A long freight train passes, and its last car clears the crossing. What should you do before you go?

A waits before two separate sets of railroad tracks after a train has passed. A separate inset shows the U.S. crossbuck face.

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You come to a railroad crossing that has a crossbuck sign but no flashing lights or gates. What does the crossbuck require you to do?Red lights start to flash at a railroad crossing ahead, but you do not see a train yet. There is no stop line. Where must you stop?At a railroad crossing, the gates are down and the red lights are flashing, but you cannot see or hear a train. What should you do?In a road construction zone, a flag person holds up a STOP paddle, and you stop. When may you go on?Traffic ahead of you is backed up just past a railroad crossing. The crossing lights are not flashing, and you do not see a train. What should you do?You are driving on a divided highway with a wide grass median. On the other roadway, across the median, a school bus is stopped with its red lights flashing. What does Wyoming law require of you?

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