Question 166
At a railroad crossing, a moving half-barrier…
- Only prohibits crossing while it is positioned across the roadway; if it is rising, you may continue.
- Requires you to stop.
- Requires you to use extreme caution, and you may only cross if nothing is approaching.
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Correct answer: Requires you to stop.
A half-barrier in motion prevents entry onto the railroad crossing, both when it is lowering and when it is rising. You must stop and wait until the crossing is clear.