2. You may drive your vehicle around or under a closed railroad gate or warning signal (if your vehicle fits through the space), as long as you do not see or hear a train approaching.

A. True

B. False

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Ashley

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23 September, 11:37

2. You may drive your vehicle around or under a closed railroad gate or warning signal (if your vehicle fits through the space), as long as you do not see or hear a train approaching.

A. True

B. False

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Damaris Tanner · Answer 1

B. false you should never drive past a railroad crossing no matter what you should stop where the designated line at the railroad crossing is and should drive when it goes up and only when the light turns green

Miles · Answer 2

B false u should never ever drive a car around a railroad it is not safe anything could happen never drive it even if you don’t see one

2. You may drive your vehicle around or under a closed railroad gate or warning signal (if your vehicle fits through the space), as long as you do not see or hear a train approaching.A. TrueB. False

2. You may drive your vehicle around or under a closed railroad gate or warning signal (if your vehicle fits through the space), as long as you do not see or hear a train approaching.

A. True

B. False