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Highway-Rail Crossing HandbookPublic Domain

Design and Construction

Chapter 4 — Project Implementation|PDF pages 162–162

The design of highway-rail crossing improvement projects is usually completed by the State or engineering consultant selected by the State (per FHWA federal-aid requirements for consultant selection) where federal and State funds are to be used or by the local roadway authority or its engineering consultant when local funds are to be used. The railroad signal department usually prepares the design for the active traffic control system, including the train detection circuits. In addition, the railroad signal department usually prepares a detailed cost estimate of the work. Adequate provision for needed easements, rights of way, temporary crossings for construction purposes, or other property interests should be included in the project design and covered in the agreement.

Public Domain: The Highway-Rail Crossing Handbook (FHWA/FRA) is a U.S. government publication and is not subject to copyright. Text extracted from the official source ↗. Figures are served from the eCFR; if one does not load, use the link in its place.
Design and Construction — Highway-Rail Crossing Handbook | BuildSpec