Where should you stop when approaching a railroad crossing with a train visible or audible?
When a train is visible or audible near a railroad crossing, you should stop within 50 feet, but not less than 15 feet from the nearest rail. This ensures the safety of your vehicle and allows adequate space for any approaching train to pass without endangering stopped or moving vehicles. Stopping too close could potentially bring your vehicle in harm’s way due to the train's large clearance requirements.
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