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Cross-Road Railway Crossing Left From Cross Intersection sign (Alberta WA-20-L)

WA-20-L

Warning sign

What does the Cross-Road Railway Crossing Left From Cross Intersection sign mean?

This is a warning sign for “Cross-Road Railway Crossing Left From Cross Intersection.” Warning signs give you advance notice of a hazard or change in conditions ahead, so slow down and be ready to respond.

Warning signs alert you to hazards or changing conditions ahead.

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What to do at this sign

Slow down and stay alert. A warning sign tells you a hazard or change in the road is coming, so be ready to brake, change position, or yield as needed.

How to recognize this sign

Warning signs are usually yellow diamonds with black symbols. In construction or maintenance zones they are orange instead of yellow.

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