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What counts as a level crossing in the ACT?

The answer

  • Only crossings marked with a 'Stop' sign
  • Only crossings with boom gates
  • Any place a road and a railway or tramway meet at substantially the same level, signposted or not Correct
  • Only railway crossings - the ACT has no tram rules

Why that's the answer

A level crossing is where a road and a railway meet at substantially the same level, whether or not a level crossing sign is present, and the ACT rules cover tramway crossings as well as railway ones.

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