Ontario G1 Practice Test
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Passing target: 16 correct signs and 16 correct rules (TLA practice targets)
What should an X-shaped railway crossbuck tell a driver approaching the tracks?
Correct answer: A rail crossing; slow down, look both ways, be ready to stop
Why
The crossbuck warns that railway tracks cross the road. Slow down, look both ways and be prepared to stop. Obey any crossing lights, gate, flagperson or STOP sign and do not enter when a train makes crossing unsafe. HTA 163 separately sets stopping duties for an active warning device or flagperson and for a STOP sign; the crossbuck is not described here as automatically having the identical legal status of every road YIELD sign.
Verified against MTO Driver’s Handbook — Signs · Introductory railway-crossing sign description: X-shaped white/red crossbuck; slow, look both ways and prepare to stop.
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