When is a bus forbidden to cross a railway crossing?
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The correct answer: When there is no road leading to the crossing before the track, paved with asphalt or concrete for a length of at least 20 metres.
A bus is forbidden to cross a railway crossing when there is no road leading to the crossing before the track, paved with asphalt or concrete for at least 20 metres. A bus needs a firm approach. The other signs do not ban the crossing.
This question appears in the theory test for license:D · bus
