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Stop before entering and wait until the crossing can be cleared.
Do not enter; stop safely before the crossing. Articles 95 and 96 require a cautious approach and crossing only when you can clear it without becoming trapped, while obeying barriers and signals. An open barrier does not permit entering if the exit is blocked.
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Enter and stop on the tracks if necessary.
Accelerate to enter even though the exit is blocked.
Stop before entering and wait until the crossing can be cleared.
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