If the traffic through a railway crossing is prohibited and there are no traffic lights, road signs, markings and a barrier, the driver must stop:
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Correct answer At least 10 meters from the nearest rail.
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Topic
- Road signs
- Road markings
- Stopping and parking
- Traffic lights and signals
- Special driving conditions
- Ticket 7
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