Question

2) Why the railway crossing is built on roads on the train tracks?
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Answer 1

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• If you cannot complete the shift, your vehicle could be stalled on the tracks. If your vehicle stalls on a railway crossing, get everyone out of the vehicle and away from the track immediately. Explanation: At-grade (or level) railway crossings are the most common type of rail to road intersection.

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Answer 2

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If you cannot complete the shift, your vehicle could be stalled on the tracks. If your vehicle stalls on a railway crossing, get everyone out of the vehicle and away from the track immediately. Explanation: At-grade (or level) railway crossings are the most common type of rail to road intersection.