In this situation, are you driving into a multi-track level crossing?

Explanation

Correct answer: Yes

The G-4 sign, the so-called 'St. Andrew's cross', located directly before the tracks, indicates the entrance to a multi-track railway crossing. Unlike the sign for a single-track crossing, it has double lower arms. This sign designates the stopping point in relation to crossing the tracks and confirms that it is a multi-track crossing.

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