Practice question
What does an EXEMPT sign at a railroad crossing generally tell certain required-stop vehicles?
- They may cross without making the special railroad stop if no train is approaching
- All drivers may ignore the crossing
- The tracks have been removed in every direction
- The crossing is for pedestrians only
Answer: A — They may cross without making the special railroad stop if no train is approaching
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