Crossing sequence (railways)
- Crossing sequence (railways)
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In rail transport, the crossing sequence is a pattern sounded by a locomotive horn or whistle as the train approaches and passes a grade crossing.[1][2]
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- Railway signalling
- Road safety
- Level crossings
- Rail infrastructure
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