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Check before crossing that it is safe and the exit is clear.
Slow down, pay particular attention and check that crossing is safe with a clear exit. Obey signals: do not enter with closed or moving barriers or a signal prohibiting entry. Even without barriers, check that no train is approaching. Do not interpret “cross quickly” as permission to enter without these checks.
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Check before crossing that it is safe and the exit is clear.
Enter quickly without checking signals or approaching trains.
Cross even while the barriers are moving.
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