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Railroad crossings are places in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] where vehicles and pedestrians may cross the tracks of the [[Brown Streak Railroad]]. | Railroad crossings are places in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] where vehicles and pedestrians may cross the tracks of the [[Brown Streak Railroad]]. | ||
All crossings have barriers and flashing red lights, with the exception of some in [[Los Santos]]. The barriers go down when a train is near the crossing, but many times, the train will be going too fast for the barriers to be fully down. In the [[Bone County|desert]], at times, the trains will be going at full speed, and there is only a split-second warning before a train crosses. Civilian drivers will also attempt to cross after a few seconds anyway, and at times, they will attempt to cross as soon as the barriers go back up, knocking the barriers down. Pedestrians will not stop crossing the tracks, so some of them may be killed by an oncoming train. | All crossings have barriers and flashing red lights, with the exception of some in [[Los Santos]]. The barriers go down when a train is near the crossing, but many times, the train will be going too fast for the barriers to be fully down. In the [[Bone County|desert]], at times, the trains will be going at full speed, and there is only a split-second warning before a train crosses. A train strike at this speed will kill the player instantly. Civilian drivers will also attempt to cross after a few seconds anyway, and at times, they will attempt to cross as soon as the barriers go back up, knocking the barriers down. Pedestrians will not stop crossing the tracks, so some of them may be killed by an oncoming train. | ||
The trains do not stop for anything nor do they blow a horn, so there will be no warning of a crash. The trains are strong enough to even push aside a [[Rhino]] with ease. The barrier-less crossings in [[Los Santos]] may be very dangerous; there are no barriers, no lights, and the traffic lights will not signify a train either. Civilians will not stop for a train here, nor do pedestrians, and at times, when the drivers stop at a red light, they will be right on the tracks, making them very prone to being hit by a train. | The trains do not stop for anything nor do they blow a horn, so there will be no warning of a crash. The trains are strong enough to even push aside a [[Rhino]] with ease. The barrier-less crossings in [[Los Santos]] may be very dangerous; there are no barriers, no lights, and the traffic lights will not signify a train either. Civilians will not stop for a train here, nor do pedestrians, and at times, when the drivers stop at a red light, they will be right on the tracks, making them very prone to being hit by a train. | ||
[[Category:Public Transport]] | [[Category:Public Transport]] | ||
[[Category:Brown Streak Railroad]] | [[Category:Brown Streak Railroad]] | ||
Revision as of 17:22, 30 May 2010
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Railroad crossings are places in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas where vehicles and pedestrians may cross the tracks of the Brown Streak Railroad.
All crossings have barriers and flashing red lights, with the exception of some in Los Santos. The barriers go down when a train is near the crossing, but many times, the train will be going too fast for the barriers to be fully down. In the desert, at times, the trains will be going at full speed, and there is only a split-second warning before a train crosses. A train strike at this speed will kill the player instantly. Civilian drivers will also attempt to cross after a few seconds anyway, and at times, they will attempt to cross as soon as the barriers go back up, knocking the barriers down. Pedestrians will not stop crossing the tracks, so some of them may be killed by an oncoming train.
The trains do not stop for anything nor do they blow a horn, so there will be no warning of a crash. The trains are strong enough to even push aside a Rhino with ease. The barrier-less crossings in Los Santos may be very dangerous; there are no barriers, no lights, and the traffic lights will not signify a train either. Civilians will not stop for a train here, nor do pedestrians, and at times, when the drivers stop at a red light, they will be right on the tracks, making them very prone to being hit by a train.