Railroad advance warning: Which warning is given by the sign shown?

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Why

The circular yellow sign marked with an X and the letters RR is posted before a railroad crossing so you have time to slow down. Look and listen for trains and be prepared to stop; the X has nothing to do with turns or road junctions.

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Topic: Warning signs   License: Car permit

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• Road Sign Review

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