No speed limit for crossing a railway level crossing anymore! What happened to that!
smac,
Feb 7, 7:01pm
ermmm.died in the sixties! Just guessing.but I know there was no limit when I got my licence over 20 years ago.
planespotterhvn,
Feb 7, 7:49pm
30 kms per hour in a previous revision of the road code or when my kids learnt bout 3-5 years ago.
smac,
Feb 7, 8:06pm
Nope.
Unless you read the bit about school buses or heavy vehicles or something! No idea about them.
kiwis0,
Feb 7, 10:06pm
pedal to the meddle now.
planespotterhvn,
Feb 8, 4:18am
Just looking at Google this rules seems to have been changed in 2004 or there abouts. It seems to have been superceded with stop or give way signs at un gated or non lighted or belled railway level crossings, and at level crossings with no additional stop or give way sign under the X shaped railway crossing signs you are requred to travel at such a speed that you are able to stop if you see that a train is approaching.
smac,
Feb 8, 4:23am
That would be about the time the new Road User Rule came in right! Where are you looking to see what it replaced!
Probably safer since most train/car accident are due to cars stalling on the crossing.
planespotterhvn,
Feb 8, 5:25am
My kids were under 10 then!
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