To stop or not to stop: Contrasting compliant and non-compliant driver behaviour at rural rail level crossings
Many rail level crossings (RLXs) have only passive protection, such as static signs
instructing road users to stop, yield, or look for trains. Stop signs have been suggested as a …
instructing road users to stop, yield, or look for trains. Stop signs have been suggested as a …
Driver behaviour at rail level crossings: Responses to flashing lights, traffic signals and stop signs in simulated rural driving
Australian road and railway authorities have made a concerted effort to reduce the number
of rail level crossings, particularly the higher risk passive crossings that are protected by …
of rail level crossings, particularly the higher risk passive crossings that are protected by …
Where do novice and experienced drivers direct their attention on approach to urban rail level crossings?
Crashes at rail level crossings (RLXs) remain a persistent but ill-defined safety issue. In
urban areas, RLXs are typically located in areas of high workload and visual clutter, such as …
urban areas, RLXs are typically located in areas of high workload and visual clutter, such as …
Key considerations for automated enforcement of non-compliance with road rules at railway level crossings: The Laverton case in Victoria, Australia
In Australia, most railway level crossings in high-traffic road environments are actively
protected. Despite this, crashes at these crossings account for two thirds of the costs of …
protected. Despite this, crashes at these crossings account for two thirds of the costs of …
A self-report study of factors influencing decision-making at rail level crossings: comparing car drivers, motorcyclists, cyclists and pedestrians
Collisions at rail level crossings (RLXs) represent a major challenge for both road safety and
rail safety professionals. RLX collisions are typically high-severity and high-cost, often …
rail safety professionals. RLX collisions are typically high-severity and high-cost, often …
Variability in decision-making and critical cue use by different road users at rail level crossings
Collisions at rail level crossings (RLXs) are typically high-severity and high-cost, often
involving serious injuries, fatalities and major disruptions to the transport network. Most …
involving serious injuries, fatalities and major disruptions to the transport network. Most …
[PDF][PDF] Driver compliance at railway level crossings
LS Tey, L Ferreira - 33rd Australasian Transport Research Forum, 2010 - researchgate.net
Railway level crossings create serious potential conflict points for collisions between road
vehicles and trains producing one of the most severe in all traffic crash types. There are …
vehicles and trains producing one of the most severe in all traffic crash types. There are …
The road user, the pedestrian, and me: Investigating the interactions, errors and escalating risks of users of fully protected level crossings
Most railway level crossings in high-traffic road environments are actively protected and
safest when exposure is taken into account, supporting the rail industry's strategy to focus on …
safest when exposure is taken into account, supporting the rail industry's strategy to focus on …
Using the decision ladder to understand road user decision making at actively controlled rail level crossings
Rail level crossings (RLXs) represent a key strategic risk for railways worldwide. Despite
enforcement and engineering countermeasures, user behaviour at RLXs can often confound …
enforcement and engineering countermeasures, user behaviour at RLXs can often confound …
Is it safe to cross? Identification of trains and their approach speed at level crossings
Improving the safety at passive rail crossings is an ongoing issue worldwide. These
crossings have no active warning systems to assist drivers' decision-making and are …
crossings have no active warning systems to assist drivers' decision-making and are …