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You are driving on a two-way roadway. You are 90 feet from the railroad crossing ahead. The railroad crossing signals are not activated. Can you pass the vehicle in front of you?

Correct answer

  • No, you must always stop at a railroad crossing.
  • Yes, no trains are approaching.
  • No, you are too close to the tracks.

Explanation

On a two-way roadway, you cannot pass another vehicle on the left if you are within 100 feet of a railroad crossing.

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