Florida Learner's Permit Practice Test

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What should a driver do when approaching a railroad crossing?

top and look for any trains
peed up to get over the tracks quickly
gnore the signs and cross the tracks immediately
educe speed and look in both directions

The correct answer is: educe speed and look in both directions

When approaching a railroad crossing, a driver should reduce their speed and look in both directions to ensure that no trains are coming. Option A is incorrect because simply looking up and down the tracks does not guarantee that no trains are coming. One should also look in both directions of the tracks. Option B is incorrect because speeding up can be dangerous and potentially result in a collision with an oncoming train. Option C is incorrect because ignoring the signs and crossing immediately can lead to a serious accident or even death. Therefore, reducing speed and looking in both directions is the safest and most responsible action a driver can take when approaching a railroad crossing.