Question: 1.2.19-102

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What do you do at a level crossing when the barriers are closed?

Choose one or multiple correct answers

A. Wait before the St. Andrew's Cross without obstructing junctions
B. If possible, switch on the side lights when it is dark
C. Use the road area and wait directly in front of the barrier

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Correct answer

A. Wait before the St. Andrew's Cross without obstructing junctions
B. If possible, switch on the side lights when it is dark

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At a level crossing with closed gates, all car drivers have to wait in front of the diagonal cross. If there is no traffic sign, a safe distance to the rails must be observed. Be careful not to block intersections or T-junctions when waiting. In the dark, lighting must be switched on, parking light is sufficient.

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Level crossings

Chapter 1.2.19

1.2.19-001 A railway employee is waving a white-red-white flag at a level crossing. What does this mean?

1.2.19-002 When must you wait at a level crossing?

1.2.19-003 You are approaching a level crossing with half barriers and flashing lights. The red light is flashing but the barrier is still open. What do you do?

1.2.19-004 A railway employee is waving a red lamp at a level crossing. What does this mean?

1.2.19-005 You are approaching a level crossing where the barriers are open. What do you do?

1.2.19-008 At the entrance to an industrial estate, there is a St. Andrew's Cross with the supplementary sign "Industrial estate, rail vehicles have precedence". What must you remember?

1.2.19-009 These level crossing barriers have not moved for some time now. What is the right course of action?

1.2.19-101 You are driving along a forest track and approach a level crossing without St. Andrew's Cross. What do you do?

1.2.19-102 What do you do at a level crossing when the barriers are closed?

1.2.19-104 When are you allowed to cross a level crossing with flashing lights but no barriers after a train has passed?

1.2.19-105 You are approaching a level crossing with barriers. Where must you wait if you would have to stop on the rails in case of traffic congestion?

1.2.19-106-B What do you do here?

1.2.19-107 The barrier of a level crossing inside a built-up area is closed. Where must you wait?

1.2.19-109 What does this traffic sign mean?

1.2.19-110 A light signal with no level crossing sign is positioned before a level crossing, and in front of a junction with a road to the right. The red light is illuminated. Where must you wait?

1.2.19-111 What must you do in this situation?

1.2.19-112 Who is required to stop at a level crossing with a red flashing light in the form of an arrow point to the right?

1.2.19-113 What does this traffic sign combination indicate?

1.2.19-114 What is the right course of action now?

1.2.19-115 You are approaching a rail crossing. The barrier begins to lower. What should you do?

1.2.19-116 Where do you have to anticipate encountering rail crossings with no technical safeguards?

1.2.19-117 You want to cross a level crossing with the barriers open. What is correct?

1.2.19-118-M What should you do now?

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