trackgate

noun
UK /ˈtrækɡeɪt/
US /ˈtrækɡeɪt/

A gate that lets people or trains go in and out of a track area.

The train waited at the trackgate before crossing the road.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A small gate at the entrance to a running track.

Runners gathered at the trackgate before the race.

3. A checkpoint where vehicles are counted on a track or road.

The trackgate recorded every car that passed.

4. A sliding gate used to keep animals off a track.

The farmer closed the trackgate so the sheep stayed in the field.