Road Signs

A white X-shaped crossbuck with 'RAILWAY CROSSING' text at an NWT level crossing means:

Northwest Territories road sign — A railway crosses the road at grade; yield to trains at all times
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Correct Answer: A. A railway crosses the road at grade; yield to trains at all times

A loaded freight train requires over 1.5 km to stop — a vehicle must yield; the inverse is physically impossible.

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