How to Deal With Railway Crossing Signs for Road Test

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If you are driving a longer vehicle ensure that the entire vehicle is across the tracks before stopping.

Over half of all vehicle-train crashes occur at night because drivers didn't see the train and drove into the side of it.

And many train-vehicle collisions occur because there are multiple tracks and the second train is hidden behind the first.

Most railway crossings are controlled with regulatory signs.

Drivers MUST yield—give the right-of-way—to trains. If there are lights and gates, drivers cannot proceed until the gate goes up.

Never, ever race a train at a crossing. If your vehicle breaks down on the tracks, get out and get all passengers out and clear of the vehicle to a distance of 30m (100ft) and call 911 or local police.

The exact location of the crossing is on the front or rear of the railway crossing sign. Have that information ready for emergency services when you call.

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