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A variety of approaches and methods have been used by state departments of transportation (DOTs) and others for assessing the safety effectiveness of treatments and technologies at highway-rail grade crossings. These approaches and methods are based on early data and do not consider all operational aspects of highway-rail grade crossings or recently developed technologies, and […]