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No, entry is prohibited while the barriers are moving.
No. Article 96.1 prohibits entry while barriers or half-barriers are closed or moving up or down, and while the signal requires stopping. A train having passed or a remaining gap is insufficient. Wait until opening is complete and signals permit passage, and check that you can cross without stopping on the rails.
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Yes, if there is enough space to pass between them.
No, entry is prohibited while the barriers are moving.
Yes, checking that a train has already passed is sufficient.
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