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Posted Under: Zong on Sep 3, 2000


Question 118 of 1002

Why should you keep a low speed when approaching a level crossing?

Justification

To be able to observe better.

The following is stated in the traffic rules:

Before crossing a level crossing, road users shall ascertain whether or not a train or tram is approaching. This applies even if the level crossing is specially safeguarded. Drivers shall drive at a sufficiently low speed for it to be possible, if necessary, to stop at a safe distance from the crossing.

The point here is that you should drive at a sufficiently low speed so you can observe and stop, if you see a train or tram approaching.

Also be aware that you must give free passage, and if necessary stop, for trams and trains. Also be aware that you must give free passage, and if necessary stop, for trams and trains.

Options
So that cars behind you are able to overtake
To avoid damage to the undercarriage when crossing the railway track
To be able to observe better
To show the train driver that you are about to stop




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