Stay alert... it can take up to two kilometres for a train to stop.
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...fair warning!
ReplyDeleteNice signs Andy.
ReplyDeleteA good sign, many accidents has happened when people were impatient to wait...
ReplyDeleteI was on a train that hit someone crossing the tracks, I will probably never forget
ReplyDeleteLevel crossings can be scary places.
ReplyDeleteA confrontation between a train and a pedestrian is not advised. Look both ways.
ReplyDeleteI am always careful crossing railroad tracks. I know too many tragic stories to not look both ways before crossing, so I would take this sign seriously.
ReplyDeleteAn important sign that you should definitely pay attention to.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen sign like that. level crossings are scary.
ReplyDeleteA familiar sight when I was growing up.
ReplyDeleteI wish people here would pay attention to that.
ReplyDeleteTalk about traffic density! We had a horrible accident near here a few years ago for exactly this reason. It's the double tracked mainline used by the BNSF and the Union Pacific, and it's busy in both directions.
ReplyDeleteThis type of crossing can be scary.
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