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In this case, I think maybe its more the railway's fault. The crossing arms didn't go down at the same rate. When the driver saw that the one in front of him was moving, he attempted to back up. Then he was trapped by the second arm. He probably couldn't tell which track the train was on and decided to run it.

I've always said that truck drivers are only one I.Q. point above a carney!