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When approaching a railway crossing in New Brunswick where a train is visible or an electrical signal indicates a train, what must you do?

New Brunswick regulations mandate stopping at a safe distance from railway crossings when a train is present or signaled, for safety.

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Question: When approaching a railway crossing in New Brunswick where a train is visible or an electrical signal indicates a train, what must you do?

Answer options:

  • Slow down and proceed if no train is immediately present
  • Speed up to clear the crossing quickly ✅ Stop at least 5 metres from the nearest rail and remain stopped until the train has passed and it is safe to proceed
  • Honk your horn to alert the train conductor

Correct answer: Stop at least 5 metres from the nearest rail and remain stopped until the train has passed and it is safe to proceed

Explanation: New Brunswick regulations mandate stopping at a safe distance from railway crossings when a train is present or signaled, for safety.

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