What is the speed limit when approaching a railroad crossing with no warning device?

When approaching a railroad crossing that has no warning devices, the speed limit is set at 15 MPH. This speed limit is established to ensure that drivers have ample time to react if a train is approaching. Since there are no signals or gates to alert motorists of an oncoming train, reducing speed to 15 MPH allows for a safer crossing. It provides drivers the chance to look out for trains effectively, assess the situation, and make a safe decision about proceeding. This regulation reinforces the importance of vigilance at railroad crossings, especially in the absence of warning systems that usually alert drivers to potential dangers.