- At a glance
- Group
- Additional signs before level crossings · 9 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
- 11 questions
G-4 St Andrew's cross before a multi-track level crossing
What it means
The double cross stands before a multi-track level crossing without barriers. After a train passes on one track, check that another is not approaching from the other side.
This sign in the exam
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Test yourself
An official catalogue question that mentions this sign. Pick an answer and see straight away whether it is right.
In the situation presented. are you obliged to exercise special caution, stop the vehicle and make sure that no rail vehicle is approaching?
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 7262
In this situation, are you approaching a multi-track level crossing?
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nr 8315
In the situation shown, are you in front of a single-rail level crossing?
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nr 8329
In the situation presented. are you obliged to exercise special caution, stop the vehicle and make sure that no rail vehicle is approaching?
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nr 8333
When approaching a level crossing, are you obliged to apply the principle of special caution?
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nr 8386
In the visible situation, do you have the right to drive onto the level crossing, if there is no rail vehicle approaching?
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nr 10442
In this situation, are you approaching a railway crossing?
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nr 11265
Can you drive through a level crossing without stopping if a train is not approaching?
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nr 11269
Are you always obliged to stop before this crossing?