- At a glance
- Group
- Additional signs before level crossings · 8 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
- 19 questions
G-3 St Andrew's cross before a single-track level crossing
What it means
Stands directly before a single-track level crossing without barriers. It marks the stopping place when a train approaches: you stop before the cross if there is no P-12 line. It also means the tracks are just beyond the sign and particular care is required.
Before a crossing without barriers marked with cross G-3 or G-4 you need not always stop, but you must make sure no train is approaching. With a red or audible signal, stopping is compulsory.
This sign in the exam
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Before driving into the track-way directly before the vehicle in front, are you obliged to make sure that there is no rail vehicle approaching?
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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 1482
Is overtaking forbidden in this situation?
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nr 1520
Are you allowed to start overtaking in the presented situation?
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nr 3661
Are you obliged to always stop the vehicle before the level crossing?
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nr 3662
Are you obliged to stop in the designated place even when you have made sure that there is no rail vehicle approaching?
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nr 3664
Before driving into the track-way directly before the vehicle in front, are you obliged to make sure that there is no rail vehicle approaching?
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nr 4258
In the presented situation, are you allowed to drive through the railway crossing without stopping?
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nr 6281
Is it forbidden to park the car immediately after the countdown post you see here?
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nr 6282
In this situation, can you park the car on the right side, on the sidewalk immediately in front of the railway crossing?