Which statements about a level crossing are correct? (multiple answers possible)
- ✓ A crossing without barriers (sign J11) has the same flashing lights and bell as a crossing with barriers (J10)
- A crossing without barriers is less dangerous, so you may drive over it faster
- ✓ Overtaking cyclists at a level crossing can be an exception given sufficient room and visibility
- Overtaking just before or on a level crossing is legally prohibited, just like at a zebra crossing
Correct answer: A crossing without barriers (sign J11) has the same flashing lights and bell as a crossing with barriers (J10); Overtaking cyclists at a level crossing can be an exception given sufficient room and visibility
Explanation
False
Why learners get this wrong
- The stop duty at a red flashing light applies identically at both crossing types
- At a level crossing it is advisory, not a hard legal prohibition as at a zebra crossing
Topic: Level crossing: markers, the Saint Andrew's cross, and the red flashing light
Read the rule: Core: Level crossing: markers, the Saint Andrew's cross, and the red flashing light
Sections
- Challenge: Level crossing: markers, the Saint Andrew's cross, and the red flashing light
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- Core: Level crossing: markers, the Saint Andrew's cross, and the red flashing light
- Why it matters: Level crossing: markers, the Saint Andrew's cross, and the red flashing light
- Active recall: Level crossing: markers, the Saint Andrew's cross, and the red flashing light
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