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requires you to stop.
The Traffic Regulations state that road users who, on arriving at a level crossing or a drawbridge, find it closed or with the barrier or half-barrier in motion, must stop, one behind the other in the corresponding lane, until they have a clear way through.
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requires you to stop.
requires extreme caution, and you may only cross it if no vehicle is approaching.
only prohibits crossing while it is in a transverse position across the road; if it is rising, you may continue.
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