Breakdowns and accidents at level crossings

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Breakdowns and accidents at level crossings

Breakdowns and accidents at level crossings
If you are involved in an accident on a level crossing, or your car breaks down:
● as your first priority get everybody out of the car and clear of the crossing;
● if available immediately use the railway telephone to inform the signal operator;
● obey instructions that you are given;
● if it is possible and there is time, move the vehicle clear and inform the signal operator on the railway telephone;
● if a train approaches or the lights and audible alarm operate, get clear; the train will not be able to stop. READ MORE 

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