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How far from the tracks must you stop when approaching a railroad crossing?
- A.between 5 and 50 feet
- B.between 10 and 45 feet
- C.between 15 and 50 feet✓
- D.between 15 and 20 feet
Why: When approaching a railroad crossing with active signals or an approaching train, you must stop between 15 and 50 feet from the nearest rail. This distance ensures you are safely clear of the tracks and the train's path.
