People get ready
When I lived in a small town there were lots of train tracks. You could hear whistles at night and traffic was always being stopped at crossings.
In the city there aren't many trains except public transit. In all my years of living here, I don't think I've ever had to stop for a railroad crossing. Ironically, since Atlanta was established due to the railroad industry, trains don't go through the city much anymore; it's too congested. Then today, I had to wait twice for trains, on the same track: once on the way to work, and again on the way home.
In the city there aren't many trains except public transit. In all my years of living here, I don't think I've ever had to stop for a railroad crossing. Ironically, since Atlanta was established due to the railroad industry, trains don't go through the city much anymore; it's too congested. Then today, I had to wait twice for trains, on the same track: once on the way to work, and again on the way home.