In the situation presented, are you arriving at a single-track crossing?
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Correct answer
NO
Explanation
In the photo you can see a road approaching a level crossing over two tracks; at the right edge there is sign B-20 STOP, and just beyond it there is St Andrew's cross G-4 with double arms, and the stop line P-12 and the word STOP are painted on the roadway. In this situation you are not approaching a single-track level crossing - the answer is NO.
Before a single-track level crossing there is St Andrew's cross G-3 with single arms, and before a multi-track crossing - cross G-4 with double arms. In the photo you can see a cross with double arms, so the crossing is multi-track, not single-track. At a multi-track crossing you must be careful, because one train may hide another one travelling on the next track. Sign B-20 orders you to stop before line P-12, look both ways and drive across only when all the tracks are clear.
Legal basis: § 78 para. 5 and § 21 para. 4 of the Regulation on road signs and signals