Crossbuck Sign
What it is?

A crossbuck sign is a regulatory sign. Crossbuck signs signal that there is a railroad crossing. Crossbuck signs should be obeyed like yield signs

Crossbuck Sign Meaning

If a train is coming, the driver should never attempt to outrun the train across the tracks. They must stop and wait for it to go by. A train always has the right of way since it’s not capable of swerving or stopping fast enough to prevent a collision.

Shape: Diagonal cross

Crossbuck signs have a white diagonal cross with black lettering.

Location: At railway crossing

The sign is at a railway crossing and will tell you the number of tracks.

Color: White and black

A white cross with the letters “railroad crossing” in black writing.

Questions and Answers

Facts About the Crossbuck Sign

01

Placement

Crossbuck signs are placed at railway crossings.
02

Perception

A crossbuck sign should be treated like a yield sign.
03

Speed

Drivers need to reduce speed and listen for trains at passive railway crossings. Trains always have the right of way since they can’t swerve or stop quickly if a car is on the tracks.

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