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Warning sign - railroad
Learning objectives
  • Learn the meaning of warning road signs for railroads
  • Study examples of warning road signs for railroads
Meaning of warning road signs for railroads
  • Warning road signs for railroads regulate traffic interaction with trains and railroad tracks.
Examples of warning road signs for railroads
There is a distance of 100 feet between the railroad tracks and the highway.
There is a distance of 30 meters between the railroad tracks and the highway.
There is a distance of 150 feet between the highway and the railroad tracks behind the road user.
There is a distance of 45 meters between the highway and the railroad tracks behind the road user.
Trains may travel at speeds of 80 miles per hour (mph) or more.
Trains may travel at speeds of 130 kilometers per hour (kmh) or more.
Indicates road users should use next crossing.
Indicates road users should use next crossing.
Indicates road users should expect a rough crossing.
Advises road users that the railroad crossing has no gates or lights.
Advises road users that the railroad crossing has no signal.
Advises road users that the trains passing the railroad crossing do not use a train horn.
Supplemental plaque for exempt vehicles.
   
 
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