R15-1 Railroad Crossing Crossbuck Sign - 48x9

MUTCD Compliant R15-1 Railroad Crossing (crossbuck) Sign - 48x9 - Reflective Rust-Free Heavy Gauge Aluminum Regulatory Signs and Plaques for Grade Crossings Available From STOPSignsAndMore.com

• Our Railroad Crossing Signs are constructed of rust-free, heavy gauge, durable aluminum
• Our Crossbuck Signs are made with retroreflectorized white sheeting and printed 3M ink black text
• Our Railroad Crossing Signs have holes drilled at top and bottom center for easy mounting
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Click this link to review the official Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD) specifications for the R15-1 Railroad Crossing Crossbuck Sign

A Crossbuck sign may be used on a highway approach to a highway-LRT grade crossing on a semi-exclusive or mixed-use alignment, alone or in combination with other traffic control devices. On each approach to a highway-rail grade crossing and, if used, on each approach to a highway-LRT grade crossing, the Crossbuck sign shall be installed on the right-hand side of the highway on each approach to the grade crossing. Where restricted sight distance or unfavorable highway geometry exists on an approach to a grade crossing, an additional Crossbuck sign shall be installed on the left-hand side of the highway, possibly placed back-to-back with the Crossbuck sign for the opposite approach, or otherwise located so that two Crossbuck signs are displayed for that approach. If a YIELD or STOP sign is installed for a Crossbuck Assembly at a grade crossing, it may be installed on the same support as the Crossbuck sign or it may be installed on a separate support at a point where the highway vehicle is to stop, or as near to that point as practical, but in either case, the YIELD or STOP sign is considered to be a part of the Crossbuck Assembly.