You are driving along a forest track and approach a level crossing without St. Andrew's Cross. What do you do?

You answered correctly. At a level crossing without a St. Andrew’s Cross, you must be especially careful because the regular warning sign for a railway crossing is missing. This means you are responsible for your own safety. You should always approach at a moderate speed and check carefully to see if a train or rail vehicle is coming. Listening is important as trains may signal their approach with a whistle or bell, especially in rural or forested areas where visibility is limited. It is never safe to assume that rail vehicles will stop for road users; the priority is with the railway. Always proceed cautiously, making sure the track is clear before crossing. This helps prevent accidents at crossings with low visibility or missing signs.