Railroad Crossing Sample Clauses

Railroad Crossing if a railroad crossing is planned for the trip, advise the students of normal procedures to include ensuring absolute quiet when the bus is stopped at the tracks.
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Railroad Crossing. The survey shall also include the collection of data to evaluate the ride quality for each street segment. International Roughness Index (IRI) data shall be collected in conformance with AASHTO R 57 “Standard Practice for Operating Inertial Profiling System” and the 2018 Caltrans Standard Specifications. These standard specifications shall be used for measuring the smoothness of the pavement and to obtain an RCI value for each street segment. The semi-automated/automated data collection operation shall also include gathering lane miles for each surveyed street segment. The consultant will also prepare an approach to address any section attribute changes such as length, name changes, and number of lanes. The city will take under consideration proposals that incorporate the latest technology or data analysis for assessing pavement conditions. Proposed new technology should be proven to 1) decrease costs, 2) increase accuracy, and/or 3) reduce the time required for the assessment. Any cost or time savings should not affect the accuracy of the assessment, as compared to traditional assessment methods. The City reserves the right to stop data collection if it deems that adverse weather conditions will affect the data quality. The data collection should occur during daylight hours and all data collecting operations shall include project identification signage on the vehicle. The project title, company name, and contact information shall be affixed to the vehicle performing the assessment.
Railroad Crossing. The City shall assume cooperation with the BNSF Railway Company to coordinate future work at the railroad crossing (DOT Crossing Inventory Number 095647K), on CSAH 000 (Xxxxxxxxx Xxxx) including but not limited to maintenance, signage and pavement markings.
Railroad Crossing. The county shall assume cooperation with the BNSF Railway Company to coordinate future work at the railroad crossings (DOT Crossing Inventory Number 095645W and 924672J), on MSAS 000 (Xxxxxxx Xxxx/Xxxxxxx Xxxx) and MSAS 106 (Maple Grove Parkway) respectively, including but not limited to maintenance, signage and pavement markings.
Railroad Crossing. This project does not include improvements to railroad right- of-way.
Railroad Crossing. Not Applicable.
Railroad Crossing. At railroad crossings, Participants must follow the instructions given by traffic officers. If the red lights are flashing, crossing the railroad tracks is prohibited and life threatening. In case of a violation, Participants may be disqualified immediately.
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