Group 7 · Stopping, parking and road markings · Question 34 of 129

The signal to stop a train is:

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: A circular motion of the arm (during daylight, with a brightly colored cloth or another clearly visible object; at night, with a torch or lantern).

Explanation

The stop signal to a train driver is a circular movement of the arm: by day with a brightly colored cloth or any clearly visible object, at night with a torch or lantern. It is given, for example, after a forced stop on a railway crossing when a train approaches (Rules, point 112).

Source: the official question bank of the Road Police of Armenia (roadpolice.am (opens in a new tab))

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