If you’ve driven behind a school bus, you’ve probably seen the bus stopping at a railroad crossing even though no train was coming. Why did the bus driver do that? If you're a frequent driver, you've ...

X-shaped sign that read “Railroad Crossing” known as crossbucks and one stop sign. Such private crossings tend to fly under the radar, receiving far less scrutiny and funding than their ...

Texas law, meanwhile, clarifies that bus drivers don't have to stop if they see the sign "tracks out of service," indicating a railroad crossing has been abandoned; similarly, if there's a sign ...

Warning signs, pavement markings, gates and flashing red lights are positioned at most railroad crossings. Pavement markings include a stop line, an “X,” and the letters “RR” painted on ...

The City of Harrisburg will also be asking the Burlington Northern Railroad to replace the yield sign at the crossing with a stop sign.