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Must not enter.
Do not enter while the barriers are lowering or rising. Wait until passage is clear and obey the lights too: raised barriers do not permit crossing if the lights prohibit it. Before crossing, ensure you can clear the crossing without becoming stranded, then cross without delay.
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Must stop unless the barriers are rising, in which case it may cross.
Cross before the barriers have fully lowered.
Must not enter.
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