Question 526 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
Within what distance of a crossing must a train be for you to stop, whether or not a signal is activated?
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Correct answer to question 526
- A: 500 metres
Explanation
If a train is observed within 500 metres of the crossing, the vehicle must be brought to a stop. This applies regardless of whether a signal is activated.
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