When may you legally go around or under a railroad crossing gate?
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When you can see clearly in both directions.
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When the train has passed but the gate is still down.
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Under no circumstances.
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When the warning lights are not flashing.
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Explanation
You must never go around or under a railroad crossing gate. These gates are in place to protect drivers and pedestrians from oncoming trains. Attempting to bypass a gate can result in serious accidents, as trains may be approaching even if they are not yet visible.
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