- At a glance
- Group
- Additional signs before level crossings · 1 of 9
- Shape
- Rectangle or square
- Colours
- Varies by sign, including white and blue backgrounds
- Legal basis
- § 78 of the regulation on road signs and signals
- Exam questions
- 9 questions
G-1a Countdown post with three bars on the right side of the carriageway
What it means
The post with three diagonal bars stands next to warning sign A-9 or A-10, i.e. at the greatest distance from the level crossing. The next posts (two bars, one bar) count down the approach to the tracks.
The bars on G-1 posts count down the distance: three bars = at the warning sign, two = 2/3 of the distance, one = 1/3 of the distance to the crossing.
This sign in the exam
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Are you warned in this situation of a level crossing fitted with full barriers or half-barriers?
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Exam questions with this sign
Official catalogue questions whose text, answers or explanation mention this sign. Click to see the question with its answer.
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nr 4208
Are you warned in this situation of a level crossing fitted with full barriers or half-barriers?
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nr 4619
Do you always have to stop before you enter a railway crossing marked with this sign?
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nr 8064
In the situation presented, are you approaching a level crossing without a barrier?
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nr 8075
In the situation presented, are you approaching a level-crossing with barriers?
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nr 8080
Does the visible sign warn you of a level-crossing with barriers?
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nr 8306
In the presented situation, are you approaching a level crossing without a barrier?
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nr 8317
In the presented situation, are you approaching a level crossing with barriers?
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nr 12556
Is it prohibited to stop a vehicle directly behind a visible indicator post?