What does a large X painted on the road mean?
On a rural highway, a large X on the pavement shows that you are near a railway crossing. A warning sign also shows the crossing.
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Practice question
A large X is painted on a rural highway. What does it show?
- A lane for left turns only.
- The start of a no-passing zone.
- A place where you must not stop.
- The approach to a railway crossing.
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Correct answer: The approach to a railway crossing.
On rural highways, an X on the road tells you that you are near a railway crossing. A warning sign also shows the crossing.
Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026