Answer: An X-shaped sign identifies a railroad crossing. If there is more than one track, a sign below the crossbuck indicates the number of tracks. Warning signs, pavement markings, gates and ...

Answer: An “X”-shaped sign identifies a railroad crossing. If there is more than one track, a sign below the crossbuck indicates the number of tracks. Warning signs, pavement markings ...

At least three people died last year in Iowa at the same type of railroad crossing ... so-called “passive” railroad crossings, marked with a crossbuck and a yield or stop sign but no flashing ...

WE’RE OUTSIDE OF GARFIELD AND IT’S PASSIVE FOR SEVERAL REASONS. ONE, YOU HAVE THE RAILROAD CROSSING BOX, AND TWO, YOU SIMPLY JUST HAVE A STOP SIGN. THERE’S NO LIGHTS. THERE’S NO GATES.

But nearly half of all crossings in the United States and here in South Carolina are passive, just a cross buck sign between you and the train. That includes a train crossing in North Charleston ...