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Barriers fully raised and no signal or instruction prohibits passage.
When the barriers are fully raised and no light, sign or instruction prohibits passage. A raised barrier does not override red. Stop for closed or moving barriers and wait for a clear route. Cross without delay after the safety checks, without exceeding a safe speed or entering when the exit is blocked.
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Barriers moving.
A red signal, even if the barriers are raised.
Barriers fully raised and no signal or instruction prohibits passage.
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