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MUTCD Part 7

Contents

  • Copyright
  • Licence
  • CC BY licence summary statement
  • Translating and interpreting assistance
  • Feedback
  • About this document
  • How to use this document
  • Definitions
  • Relationship table
  • Foreword
  • 1Scope and general
  • 2Signs, devices and assemblies – description and use
  • 4Application of signs and markings to railway crossings
  • 5Avoidance of traffic queueing on crossings
  • 6Pedestrian and bicycle treatments at railway crossings
  • 7Cane railway crossings

Foreword#

Addition

Guidance on when a crossing should progress from one hierarchical step in the type of control to the next can be found in risk assessment models such as ALCAM (Australian Level Crossing Assessment Model).

Source: MUTCD Part 7 · page 10 Open PDF at this page Search this document
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