Question 525 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
A train is approaching a railway crossing. How close to the nearest rail may you stop?
Exactly one answer is correct.
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Correct answer to question 525
- C: No closer than five metres
Explanation
When a train is approaching, all drivers must stop no closer than five metres (about 16 feet) from the nearest rail. Do not proceed until the train has passed and the crossing is safe.
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