When a drawbridge has no signal light and no attendant, what is the minimum distance you must keep from the draw when you stop?

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Why

With no signal or attendant controlling a drawbridge, the bus must stop no closer than 50 feet to the draw, and you continue only after confirming that the draw is fully closed.

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Topic: Passenger vehicles   License: CDL

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• Railroad Crossings and Drawbridges

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