Practice question

At an unmarked railroad crossing, a train is approaching within 1,500 feet. What does Alaska require?

  1. Stop, even if the crossing is unmarked
  2. Cross if the train has not sounded its horn
  3. Stop only if gates or flashing lights are installed
  4. Speed up because trains must yield at unmarked crossings

Answer: A — Stop, even if the crossing is unmarked

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