Highway-Rail Crossing Handbook
private-crossings — Private Crossings
Crossing Handbook · Chapter 6 — Special Topics. Full current text with cross-references on BuildSpec.
PRIVATE CROSSINGS Private highway-rail crossings are generally located on roadways not open to use by the public. Usually, an agreement between the land owner and the railroad governs the use of the private crossing. Typical types of private crossings are as follows: • Farm crossings that provide access between tracts of land lying on both sides of the railroad • Industrial plant crossings that provide access between plant facilities on both sides of the railroad • Residential access crossings over which the occupants and their invitees reach private residences from another road, frequently a…
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