Grade Crossing (Crossbuck) sign

MUTCD code R15-1 · Regulatory sign · Source: MUTCD 11th Edition, Section 8B.03

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What does this X-shaped sign mark?

• A closed road with no way through
• An intersection with a four-way stop
• A railroad crossing

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A railroad crossing

This crossbuck stands at the crossing itself. Look and listen, and stop for any train that is coming.

Source: Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, 11th Edition, Section 8B.03; Arizona Driver License Manual and Customer Service Guide, Section 3, Roadway and Vehicle Knowledge: Railroad Crossing Sign (p. 42); Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual, Section B, Chapter 3, Traffic Signs and Signals: Broad X Shape - Railroad Here (p. 36)

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• Do Not Pass
• Road Closed
• Left Turn Only
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• No Trucks
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• No Turns
• Keep Left
• No U-Turn or Left Turn
• One Way (vertical)

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