Specifies that drivers shall stop at railroad crossings for "any on-track equipment" in addition to trains

Summary

The bill rewrites Missouri law so that any driver approaching a railroad crossing must stop between 15 and 50 feet from the rails when signals, gates, flagmen, or visible equipment indicate a train or other on‑track equipment is coming. It also bans crossing when gates are down, requires enough clearance under the vehicle, and makes violations a Class C misdemeanor. The rules apply to all vehicles, with extra speed‑control requirements for commercial trucks.

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