Should you exercise extreme caution in this situation?

Description

Act of 20 June 1997, the Road Traffic Act. (Journal of Laws 1997 No. 98 item 602, as amended)

Explanation

Correct answer: Yes

Yes, approaching a railway crossing is one of the situations in which the regulations explicitly require exercising particular caution. According to Art. 28 of the Road Traffic Act, the driver must make sure that no rail vehicle is approaching. The visible B-20 'STOP' sign further reinforces this obligation and mandates a complete stop of the vehicle.

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