If traffic across a railroad crossing is prohibited and there are no traffic signals, traffic signs, or pavement markings, the driver must stop:

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: At least 5 m before the barrier gate.

Explanation

When crossing is prohibited and there is no traffic light, sign or marking but there is a barrier, the driver must stop at least 5 m from the barrier. The rule of 10 m from the nearest rail applies only when there is no barrier either (Rules, point 111).

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