Practice question

What is the safest interpretation of a quiet-zone railroad crossing?

  1. The train horn normally may not sound, so you must rely on signs, signals, sight, and caution
  2. No trains use the crossing
  3. Drivers do not have to stop for flashing lights
  4. Only pedestrians need to watch for trains

Answer: A — The train horn normally may not sound, so you must rely on signs, signals, sight, and caution

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