In the situation presented, are you arriving at a single-track crossing?

Explanation

Correct answer: No

The G-4 sign visible before the level crossing, the so-called double St. Andrew's cross, indicates a multi-track level crossing. A single-track level crossing would be marked with the G-3 sign, which is a cross with single arms. Therefore, you are approaching a multi-track level crossing, not a single-track one.

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