Are you always obliged to stop before this crossing?

Explanation

Correct answer: Yes

The B-20 'Stop' sign placed before a railway crossing places an absolute obligation on the driver to stop the vehicle. The stop must be made before the G-3 sign, i.e., the so-called St. Andrew's cross. This obligation is unconditional, meaning the driver must always stop, regardless of whether a train is approaching the crossing.

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