Question 916 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
On a rural highway, you see this X painted across your lane. What is it warning you about?
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Correct answer to question 916
- A: You are approaching a railway crossing
Explanation
X markings on rural highways indicate the approach to a railway crossing. An advance warning sign also shows the approach to the crossing.
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