If you approach a railway crossing on a moped, how will you make sure that a train is not approaching?

Explanation

Correct answer: By turning your head and observing the railway line directly.

When approaching a level crossing, the driver is required to exercise special caution, and the visible B-20 "STOP" sign requires them to stop. Relying solely on mirrors is insufficient due to the existence of so-called blind spots. Only direct observation of the tracks, by physically turning one's head to the left and right, ensures that a train is not approaching the crossing.

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