Emergency Notification System (ENS)  RAILROAD CROSSINGS IF YOU’RE STUCK ON THE TRACKS,  GET OUT OF YOUR VEHICLE!  If this happens to you, remember the word “GO,”  as in GET OUT of your vehicle!  The typically blue colored Emergency Notification System (ENS) sign is at every highway- rail grade crossing, and provides the public with a 24/7/365 telephone number to call to  report problems or emergencies at these railroad locations. The sign is either located on  the black and white cross buck or near the actual crossing. The toll-free ENS number is  answered by railroad dispatchers who are the first line of defense to attempt to stop all  train traffic at the crossing during an emergency. Directly below the dispatch number on  the ENS sign is a Department of Transportation number that identifies the exact location of  the crossing in question. By following the information on the sign, the public can report  unsafe conditions such as:  If you are stuck on the tracks, and there are NO WARNING LIGHTS, or the  warning lights HAVE NOT ACTIVATED YET, GET OUT of your vehicle and  immediately dial 911 and the ENS (Emergency Notification System) number  located on the railroad crossing posts or the metal control box near the tracks.  Provide the location, crossing number (if posted) and the road or highway that  intersects the tracks. Be sure to specify that a vehicle is on the tracks!  Once outside, run in a 45-degree angle away from the tracks in the direction that  the train is coming, then immediately dial 911.  If your vehicle is physically on the train tracks at a grade crossing and the lights  begin to flash, you may only have 20 seconds to escape before the train makes it  to your location. Twenty seconds is the minimal amount of time that it takes a  train to reach the grade crossing once the warning lights activate. (1) malfunctions of warning signals, crossing gates and other safety devices at the crossings; (2) disabled cars, trucks or other vehicles blocking the railroad tracks at the crossings; (3) the presence of trespassers on the tracks or along the right of way at the crossing; and (4) any other information relating to an unsafe condition at the crossing.