Railway crossing: what it means

What it means

A railway crossing with more than one track is ahead.

What you must do

Slow down. If a train is approaching the crossing, stop.

Where you see it

On any road close to a railway line.

Remember

This is the railway crossing sign for more than one track.

If there is no stop line or stop sign at the crossing:

• stop no closer than 3m from the nearest track
• do not stop on the track or in the railway reserve (the railway's strip of land)

Test yourself

1. Question 1

   Which of these signs warns that there is a railway crossing with more than one track ahead?

   

   

   

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   Answer: Picture C

   The W404 Railway crossing sign warns of a railway crossing with more than one track ahead.