Highway-Rail Crossing Handbook
roadside-approaches — Roadside Approaches
Crossing Handbook · Chapter 5 — Maintenance, Management, and Operations. Full current text with cross-references on BuildSpec.
ROADSIDE APPROACHES In addition to typical roadway maintenance, the following are a few special considerations maintenance forces need to keep in mind on roadway approaches to a crossing: • Roadway maintenance equipment can damage crossing surfaces or the adjacent track. Repairs adjacent to the crossing should be done with care. • Maintenance personnel should be aware of potential train movements and should be alert for trains. Highway authorities should coordinate with the railroad before conducting roadway maintenance in the vicinity of a crossing, and most railroads require use of a…
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