Practice question

At an active railroad crossing, why is stopping between 15 and 50 feet from the nearest rail important?

  1. It keeps your vehicle clear of the tracks while leaving a safe viewing and stopping area
  2. It lets your vehicle block the gates so they stay open
  3. It guarantees that trains will stop for you
  4. It is required only when no train is visible

Answer: A — It keeps your vehicle clear of the tracks while leaving a safe viewing and stopping area

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