Railroad crossings for all trucks or just hazmat?

Ok thanks,[what does at grade mean?

 

Only really applies to hazmat, certain tankers also, and busses

 

Here is the address for NJ cdl manual check out page 11, section 3.
http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/pdf/Commercial/CDL_Manual_english.pdf

 

I live in Illinois

 

Here is what my book says check out page 11 section 3, so who is right state or feds?
http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/pdf/Commercial/CDL_Manual_english.pdf

 

3. All commercial drivers are required to stop at a Rail Road Grade Crossing when driving a
commercial motor vehicle. Your CDL will be suspended for at least 60 days for the first offense
for any of the following Railroad Grade Crossing violations. A second offense term will be at least 120 days, and for a third or subsequent conviction, at least one year:

• The driver fails to slow down and check that tracks are clear of an approaching train
• The driver fails to stop before reaching the crossing if the tracks are not clear
• The driver fails to stop before driving onto the crossing
• The driver fails to have sufficient space to completely drive through the crossing without stopping
• The driver fails to obey a traffic control device at the crossing
• The driver fails to negotiate a crossing because of insufficient undercarriage clearance

 

Well something certainly is screwy here. There IS NO PAGE 11 in Section 3 for that link. I think you need to do some more studying, and be more precise in information about linking to things.

 

Its the page 11 for acrobat reader, actual manual page is 1-6.
Whole blurb now in my previous post.

 

Yes this is what I am reading. Thank you I could'nt figure out how to post it.

 

That would be true if he was in the United States of America, but he's not. He's in New Jersey. All CMV's gotta stop.