Right of wayQuestion 103 of 312

There is a stop sign at a railway crossing. After you stop, when may you go?

  1. When you can do so safely
  2. At once, if you do not see a train
  3. After you count to five
  4. After another vehicle goes first
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Correct answer: When you can do so safely

The stop sign makes you stop first. You then go only when you know it is safe.

Source: Prince Edward Island Driver's Handbook (revised spring 2011), Chapter 3, Traffic Signals: Railway crossing signs with a stop sign, page 65

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Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026