Better railroad crossings

Here are some quick photos of railroad crossings that see large numbers of heavy trucks. They're located over by the gravel quarry southeast of Owasso, and they're what's needed on Mingo Road.
This crossing is on 56th Street North and has been in use only a few months.

I don't know what traffic counts are like along this road, but most of it consists of gravel trucks.

This is the same type of crossing, but it's over on 145th Street. It's been in use for years, and as you can see, it shows very little wear and tear.


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On the subject of railroad crossings, I wrote a post on my blog (www.bicyclespokesman.com) that had one of the best railroad crossing signs for bicyclists that I had ever seen
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