Level crossings
Individual rail and road agencies are responsible for the management of safety of the various components of their level crossing infrastructure....
Level crossings in NSW are classified in two ways. Firstly by their function and then by their origin (and therefore whether access must legally be...
Motorists
Annual campaigns to promote safety for motorists and pedestrians at level crossings are conducted in NSW.
The following are examples...
Level crossings in NSW are assessed using the Australian Level Crossing Assessment Model (ALCAM) which is used to help determine the priority for...
The campaign
Stop. Or get stopped in your tracks
'Stop. Or get stopped in your tracks' is a community awareness campaign about safety...
Australian Transport Safety Bureau
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) in its Monograph of Level Crossing Accidents reviewed 87 fatal...
Interface Agreements for Road and Rail Infrastructure Owners
The Rail Safety Act 2008 includes a requirement for interface agreements between...
Laws and penalties
Breaking road rules on or around level crossings could result in a fine and loss of demerit points.
Details can be found on...
Use our level crossing finder to display level crossings in your area. You can find crossings by:
Local Government Area
Suburb...
This area provides information on the management of level crossings in NSW. A level crossing is the intersection of a road or pedestrian walkway...
