Does the visible horizontal line indicate the stopping point of a vehicle only when a red signal flashes?

Explanation

Correct answer: No

The visible horizontal line P-14 "conditional stop line composed of triangles" marks the place for a vehicle to stop at a railway crossing. The obligation to stop at this location arises not only from the flashing red signal but also from the adjacent B-20 "STOP" sign, which mandates an absolute stop before entering the tracks.

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