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This Vehicle Stops at All Railroad Crossings Decal Set of 2, Bus and Hazmat Truck Rear Warning Sticker, Cut Vinyl Lettering

This Vehicle Stops at All Railroad Crossings Decal Set of 2, Bus and Hazmat Truck Rear Warning Sticker, Cut Vinyl Lettering

Rear notice for vehicles that stop at every crossing — buses and placarded loads

$12.95+

  • Set of 2 — rear panel plus a spare
  • The rear-end-collision preventer for mandatory-stop vehicles
  • Commercial-grade outdoor vinyl (5+ yr)
  • Weeded, taped & application-ready

Our guarantee: Cut right or we remake it free. Free digital proof before we cut anything.

Type your text, choose your options below, then add to cart.

FREE U.S. shipping · Ships from Las Vegas, NV

If your vehicle is one of the ones that must stop at every grade crossing, the car behind you doesn't know that — until you tell them. This decal tells them.

Who runs this decal

Federal rule 49 CFR §392.10 requires certain commercial vehicles to stop before crossing tracks: buses carrying passengers, placarded hazmat vehicles, and cargo tanks used for hazardous materials among them. Those vehicles brake at crossings the rest of traffic rolls through — which is exactly how they get rear-ended. A clear rear notice is the cheap fix, and many fleet and school-bus specs call for one.

What you get

Two decals in your size and color — rear panel plus a spare, or both rear corners of a trailer. Cut vinyl, not a printed sticker that fades to pink in a summer.

How it works

  1. Choose your options and add to cart.
  2. We email a free proof, usually the same business day — reply APPROVED.
  3. We cut, weed, mask and ship 1–2 business days after your approval.

Free digital proof (usually same business day). Free U.S. shipping. Ships from Las Vegas, NV.

Options

Width12 Inches Wide — $12.95 · 18 Inches Wide — $18.95 · 24 Inches Wide — $26.95
ColorBlack · White · Yellow · Red
This Vehicle Stops at All Railroad Crossings Decal Set of 2 — product mockup (product photo 2 of 2)