Sentence examples for approaching railway from inspiring English sources

McConnell added that anyone approaching railway tracks should act with "extreme caution".

On the other hand, in-vehicle interventions tend to result in driver behaviour similar to active crossings, which result in higher compliance when trains are approaching railway crossings.

The Price of Art in Luton On the bridge approaching the railway, the man was begging.

For example, for a driver approaching a railway crossing, the presentation of both a red flashing light and a loud bell is likely to allow faster detection, and consequently a faster braking response, than either warning presented alone.

When carrying the president within India, aircraft display the flag on the side the president embarks or disembarks; the flag is similarly flown on trains, but only when the train is stationary or approaching a railway station.

Then the 4th Machine Gun Squadron galloped forward to take up a position at the western end of the town, while the two attacking squadrons dismounted, to approach the railway station buildings on foot.

The objective of this paper is to provide a human factors study evaluating operational performance of an audio in-vehicle message warning participants about approaching trains at railway level crossings using a driving simulator.

The grade of the railway approaching Rogers Pass was too steep to allow for dining cars on the trains, so the CPR built a hotel west of the pass in 1886.

A joint line through the Denburn Valley to link the Great North to the south had been planned, and the Great North had approached the railways using the Guild Street station in 1853 and 1857 but were unhappy with the assistance that had been offered.

Brain-scanning experiments show that when a volunteer is faced with a moral dilemma (such as a runaway railway trolley approaching a set of points, with dire consequences whichever way he throws those points) his emotional centres are not involved in the decision.

Streetcar is one of the two or three greatest American plays, a complex, poetic work set in a rundown quarter of New Orleans ironically called Elysian Fields, and approached from the railway station via two trams with the resonant destinations 'Desire' and 'Cemetery'.