>>2028531Every public crossing should have this or an equivalent on them. That number on the crossing(153041C) points to a specific crossing that can be looked up. In this case, a crossing at W. State St in O Fallon, IL at MP 320.74 on the Louisville division.
If you want to look up ones in your area, use this site:
https://data.transportation.gov/stories/s/Crossing-Inventory-Listing/ejv6-cpdh/>>2028533>The emergency number on the crossing goes to a special agent or railroad cop, you go straight to the dispatcher.>you go straight to the dispatcher.Not always. And the emergency number is always attended, recorded, and they have more resources. The yardmaster number wasn't. I told all of them to use the number on the crossing, gave it to them, and they still called me. My bosses knew they called me instead of the emergency number. At that point, it's out of my hands.
The whole point of this conversation is to show that police and truckers are stupid and don't follow the simple instructions on a sign which is why this accident happened.
>I know everything about your job and how you worked!Blow me.
