Highway-Rail Crossing Handbook
light-rail-and-busways — Light Rail and Busways
Crossing Handbook · Chapter 6 — Special Topics. Full current text with cross-references on BuildSpec.
LIGHT RAIL AND BUSWAYS Where LRT and Busways are separated from highway facilities, their design and operations can be very similar. These parallels can be seen in the configuration, signage, and policy guidance recommended for each type. It is important to note where an FTA-regulated rail service operates in a “shared corridor” with conventional rail, FRA regulations apply at crossings. The National Transit Database (NTD) is a valuable resource of data regarding operation and safety data for transit operations. The following section highlights some important considerations for both LRT and…
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