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Without delay and after checking that there is no risk of stopping on the railway track.
A vehicle must cross a level crossing quickly and without lingering within it, crossing correctly at the place provided for that purpose, and always after checking that there is no risk of becoming trapped or stopped on the railway tracks.
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Very quickly, to avoid colliding with the train.
Very slowly, with dipped headlights on so that the train driver can see us.
Without delay and after checking that there is no risk of stopping on the railway track.
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