Stop Here for Trail Crossing
- Category
- Regulatory
- Type
- Right-of-way control
- Shape
- Rectangle
- Colors
- Black / Red / White
- SHS release
- 2.0
- Federal status
- Current
What it means
Requires drivers to stop at the indicated stop line or point for trail crossing.
What the driver should do
Stop at the marked point and yield to trail crossing before proceeding.
Typical placement / use
Used in advance of a crossing or conflict point to establish where drivers must stop for trail crossing.
FHWA status note
New Sign
50-State Standards Context
Federal sign R1-5e is part of the nationwide standardized study baseline. States may use the national MUTCD directly, supplement it, or use a state MUTCD. This does not mean every sign is installed everywhere, and state-specific codes, aliases, or variants are not inferred without independent verification.
State implementation model cross-checked in Gate 2 on June 4, 2026. Each state's official source controls any sign-specific code, alias, variant, or usage claim. Delaware was checked again on September 7, 2026 and its 2026 MUTCD remained marked pending approval.