automatic half-barrier level crossing
automatic half-barrier level crossing noun: a level crossing with a single barrier on each side of the railway line, the barriers when lowered only block half of the road.

Noun
automatic half-barrier level crossing (plural automatic half-barrier level crossings)
- A level crossing with a single barrier on each side of the railway line, the barriers when lowered only block half of the road.
- The incident occurred when the 1111 Fenchurch Street-Southend Central passed over Mucking automatic half-barrier level crossing (between East Tilbury and Stanford-le-Hope) just six seconds after a lorry partially loaded with concrete had reversed off the crossing. The train was travelling at 57mph...2020 January 2, “Safety procedures addressed after Essex level crossing near-miss”, in Rail, page 15
- Synonyms:
- AHB
Synonyms of automatic half-barrier level crossing
Forms of automatic half-barrier level crossing
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Questions about automatic half-barrier level crossing
- What does automatic half-barrier level crossing mean?
- Automatic half-barrier level crossing means a level crossing with a single barrier on each side of the railway line, the barriers when lowered only block half of the road.
- What part of speech is automatic half-barrier level crossing?
- Automatic half-barrier level crossing is a noun.
- What is the plural of automatic half-barrier level crossing?
- The plural of automatic half-barrier level crossing is automatic half-barrier level crossings.
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