Level crossing signs | UK Road Signs Explained

Light signal at level crossing for pedestrians

Level crossing with gate or barrier ahead

Railway level crossing without gate or barrier ahead

Warning of light signals at a level crossing without a gate or barrier ahead

Location of railway or tramway level crossing without a gate or barrier

Vehicular traffic must not stop within the area of a railway or tramway level crossing

Another train or tramcar may be about to pass over the level crossing

Level crossing ahead is crossed by more than one railway or tramway track, and more than one train or tramcar may pass over it in quick succession

Open railway level crossing without light signals

Electrified overhead cable ahead

Safe height beneath electrified overhead cable ahead

Load gauge giving audible warning to drivers where vehicle exceeds safe height under electrified overhead cables

Risk of grounding at a railway or tramway level crossing or hump backed bridge

Drivers of long low vehicles must telephone to obtain permission before using a railway or tramway level crossing

Drivers of large or slow vehicles must stop and telephone before using an automatic railway or tramway crossing

Place where drivers of large or slow, or long low vehicles should park near a level crossing while contacting the signal operator

Site of emergency telephone or telephone at or near a railway or tramway level crossing

Direction to emergency telephone or telephone at or near a railway or tramway level crossing

Countdown marker to railway or tramway level crossing

New method of controlling traffic at a railway or tramway level crossing ahead