Ontario G1 Knowledge Test — G1 Practice Question
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Rules of the Road
When a train is approaching a railway crossing and you must stop, the minimum distance from the nearest rail or gate is:
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Correct Answer: A. Five metres
When a train is coming, stop at least 5 metres from the nearest rail or gate. This provides clearance for the train's overhang and any possible crossing-arm movement. Stop before the arm, not under it.
Why the other answers are wrong
- B.Fifteen metres15 metres is the no-parking distance from a railway crossing — not the stopping distance for approaching trains.
- C.Two metres2 metres is too close — the train's overhang extends beyond the rails and gates can swing.
- D.Twenty-five metres25 metres is more than required; the legal minimum is 5 metres.
