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No. Article 79 prohibits U-turns at level crossings. The absence of barriers or barriers remaining still does not remove the prohibition. Other restrictions apply to tunnels, underpasses and the other locations specified by the rule; exceptions for other sections do not make a level crossing a permitted place for a U-turn.
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Yes, when the barriers are not moving.
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Yes, at level crossings without barriers.
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