When sharing the road with a light rail vehicle, you

a. may turn in front of an approaching lrv if the intersection is uncontrolled
b. may drive around lowered traffic gates if an lrv has just passed
c. should watch for people getting on and off a stopped lrv
d. should try to beat the lrv to a crossing if you are driving in an adjacent lane

The correct answer is B) may drive around lowered traffic gates if an LRV has just passed.

When sharing the road with a light rail vehicle, you may drive around lowered traffic gates if an LRV has just passed.

When you are driving on a street and you share the road with a light railroad vehicle, you have to be very aware of how it operates. Usually, the follow its line, so if you want to make a turn, you have to be very careful to prevent a crash. Remember that the LRV has blind spots. So take this advice: never turn in front of an LRV vehicle. Be the first to prevent an accident.

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