The rail heads to Oktogon, and finally crosses line 1.

A new rail crossing for pedestrians and cyclists was opened in 2012.

Both road and rail cross the border here.

The woman nevertheless blew herself up as the bus slowed at a rail crossing northeast of town.

The stairway from the north exit is connected by a pedestrian bridge over the road below, which the rails also cross.

The track at the second rail crossing along Market Avenue was leveled so that there would be no issue of cars 'taking off' again.

Due to the at-grade rail crossing on the New Hampshire side of the bridge, traffic can take 20 minutes just to get across.

There's a couple of thousand miles of border, but only three points where the rail crosses it plus about half a dozen roads.

Eventually this would lead to rails crossing Indian Territory, present day Oklahoma, around the turn of the century from the 1800s to the 1900s.

Four rail and highway bridges cross the Mississippi River at Memphis.

Municipal, county and state officials have long had priority lists for making safety improvements at rail crossings.

A notable feature of the deviation is that no rail crossings were created by its construction.

Busses were later required to come to a full stop and open the door at all rail crossings to listen for trains.

Of the 180,000 public rail crossings in the United States, 100,000 are marked only with signs.

Before long, other rail crossings were built farther south and travel through the region began to decline.

So far, the slowdowns at rail crossings did not appear to have created any significant delays.

There are currently 44 rail crossings on the line.

Even so, most of the nation's 150,000 rail crossings on public roads have no lights or gates.

Illinois officials also use state money to pay railroads for upgrading rail crossings.

Every day on average two people were destroyed at the city's rail crossings.