Practice question
When you are required to stop at a railroad crossing, where should you stop?
- Far enough from the nearest rail to stay clear of the tracks, generally 15 to 50 feet away
- With your front wheels on the first rail
- As close as possible to the gate arm
- Past the tracks if traffic ahead is stopped
Answer: A — Far enough from the nearest rail to stay clear of the tracks, generally 15 to 50 feet away
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