The small, blue signs at railroad crossings often go unnoticed, but a railroad safety group hopes the first ever ENS Sign ...

At the time of the accident, the private crossing – which provides access to a scrap metal business – had no lights or barrier arms, just a white, X-shaped sign that read “Railroad ...

“That’s the quickest way to let the railroad know.” Federal law requires each highway-rail grade crossing — where a railway is level with a roadway — to display an ENS sign. If you can ...

But when dealing with an emergency situation near a railroad ... number on the blue signs isn’t just for emergencies but to report any problems you may see with the crossing itself.