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Stop until the barrier is fully raised and allows you to pass.
Stop while the barrier is moving, even when it is rising. Cross only when the way is clear and signals permit it; also check you cannot become stranded on the tracks. A fully raised barrier does not override a light prohibiting passage. Do not cross because others do or because your vehicle fits beneath the barrier.
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Stop until the barrier is fully raised and allows you to pass.
Go through when other vehicles do, even if the barrier is moving.
Go through when the vehicle can fit under the barrier even if it is still moving.
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